Impact of cancer diagnosis and treatment on glycaemic control among individuals with colorectal cancer using glucose-lowering drugs
Conclusions
Among users of GLDs, HbA1c decreased with 0.12–0.18 % (1–2 mmol/mol) per year before CRC diagnosis. Only among CC patients, HbA1c increased after diagnosis (0.12 % per year; 1.3 mmol/mol). Modest changes in HbA1c before CRC diagnosis may reflect the effects of an undiagnosed cancer, such as weight loss, anaemia, or the use of anti-anaemic preparations.
Source: Acta Diabetologica - Category: Endocrinology Source Type: research
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