Managing Post-Acute Hyperglycemia: Insights from Leading Endocrinologists

💻 Come see me in clinic: 👉 SacompleteComplete Medicine | Endocrinology Care and Education Sign up for our newsletter: www.sacomplete.com/complete-medicine-blogListen to our podcast, Endocrine Matters: www.sacomplete.com/podcastHave you noticed your blood sugars running high after surgery, illness, or medications like steroids or chemotherapy? In this video, Dr. Arti Thangudu, triple board-certified in Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism, Internal Medicine, and Lifestyle Medicine, brings Dr. Vidhya Illuri and Dr. Munira Mehta on to discuss what post-acute hyperglycemia is, why it happens, and how to manage it safely — without going back and forth to the ER or hospital.💬 You’ll learn:Why stress, illness, surgery, or medications like immunosuppressants and steroids cause high blood sugarsHow post-acute hyperglycemia differs from chronic diabetesWhat to do when your sugars spike — and when to seek medical careHow Complete Medicine provides direct, personalized endocrine care so you can stabilize your blood sugar and recover safely📚 Resources Mentioned in the Video:💡 Learn more about Direct Care Endocrinology: SacompleteHow Direct Specialty Care Can Save You Time, Money, and Sanity | Complete Medicine 🌐 Follow me on other platforms:Instagram: instagram.com/drartithangudu💖 About Dr. Arti Thangudu & This Channel:I’m Dr. Arti Thangudu, a board-certified endocrinologist, diabetes and metabolism specialist, lifestyle medicine physician, and menopause society-certified practitioner. At Complete Medicine, I help high-achieving women with metabolic disease, thyroid issues, and menopause take back control of their health. Subscribe to learn how to manage your metabolism, balance hormones, and live your healthiest, most empowered life.🕒 Topics Covered:IntroductionWhat is Post-Acute HyperglycemiaCauses: Surgery, Illness, Steroids, ChemotherapyWhen to Worry and When to Seek CareHow Complete Medicine Can HelpKey Takeaways⚠️ Disclaimer:This video is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Please consult your healthcare provider for personalized care.#postacutehyperglycemia #bloodsugar #endocrinology

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