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Can elevated blood sugar in a person with diabetes affect physical coordination & judgment?
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Possible: If the glucose level is high enough, it can. The most symptoms, however, occur with glucoses that alternate back and forth between high and low. These can cause significant symptoms as well as organ damage. Keep your sugars as stable and close to normal as possible.
Answered 6/6/2013
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