When might a non-diabetic pt require insulin to control blood sugar?
Some steroids have been known to cause rises in blood sugar. Prednisone (which is commonly used) is notorious for this.
If a person requires the long-term use of steroids, insulin may be needed to help in controlling blood sugar. It’s not diabetes…and for the most part, the rise in sugar is temporary.
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