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Checked bloodsugar said high keytons having chest pain?
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Seek Medical Help: If you are having chest pain, you should be seen in the er to be sure you are not having a heart attack immediately. Heart attacks commonly cause elevated blood glucose levels and cause diabetic ketoacidosis, which could be why you are measuring ketones.
Answered 11/26/2014
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