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Degarelix and increased diabetes risk?

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My husband had his first Degarelix injection last week. I have been reading that men who get ADT have an increased risk of diabetes. Just wondering because he had a blood test today, and his glucose was high. Diabetes runs in his family as his father, brother and sisters all had/have diabetes. Both father and brother passed from complications of diabetes so now an additional worry to think of. Has anyone developed diabetes after starting Degarelix?

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After starting Casodex (bicalutamide) my fasting blood sugars went from 100 to 135.

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