Raised concentration of sugar in the blood.
High Blood Glucose levels. Normally above 7mmol/l
An excessively high level of glucose in the blood, a feature of untreated or inadequately treated diabetes mellitus. Over the long term, hyperglycaemia can lead to diabetic neuropathy, cystitis, kidney damage and possibly ketoacidosis.
An elevated concentration of glucose in the blood.
Excessive blood glucose concentrations; a sign that diabetes is not well controlled.
A raised level of glucose in the blood.
Hyperglycaemia occurs when the body is unable to process glucose effectively, leading to raised levels of glucose in their blood. If somebody has diabetes, the glucose in their body is not turned into energy, either because there is not enough insulin in their body, or because the insulin that the body produces is not working properly. People with diabetes need to control their blood glucose levels either by diet and physical activity, a combination of diet, physical activity and tablets or with diet, physical activity and insulin injections. Left uncontrolled, high blood glucose levels can lead to a dangerous condition called diabetic ketoacidosis and also greatly increases the chances of developing complications such as eye disease or coronary heart disease.
Blood glucose levels higher than the desirable range.
HIGH blood glucose level.
abnormally high concentration of glucose in the circulating blood, seen especially in patients w diabetes mellitus.
elevation of blood glucose. Over an extended duration it is associated with the development of diabetes complications.
blood glucose higher than normal
An excess of glucose in the blood stream.
an excess of glucose in the bloodstream.
High blood glucose concentration
Greek for 'too much sugar in the blood' Humans as organisms
