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How Does an Infection Increase Blood Sugar in Diabetics?

Published Aug,14 2017 | By Kathy Dropeski

When a person has diabetes, infection is cause for concern. Even everyday infections such as the common cold can cause blood glucose levels to increase. Infection is a challenge that requires careful blood glucose monitoring and proper medical care.

Kathy Dropeski began writing for various websites since 2010. She has been published in the American Association of Diabetes Educator's "AADE in Practice" and has produced numerous patient teaching materials and local news articles. Dropeski obtained her bachelor's degree in nursing from Concordia University. She has been a registered nurse since 1995 and a certified diabetes educator since 2005.