Mental health is very important in people with known health problems. This is especially true for diabetics. Depression, anxiety and stress can all cause changes in blood sugar levels and how the body processes insulin. This means that blood glucose levels can change depending on mood or situation. This means more frequent testing may be needed and insulin doses may have to be adjusted.

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Diabetics With Mental Disorders At Increased Risk For Diabetic Complications
Diabetics With Mental Disorders At Increased Risk For Diabetic Complications ScienceDaily (Dec. 13, 2004) — INDIANAPOLIS -- Diabetics with mental disorders do not have as good blood sugar control
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Systemic Coaching & Diabetes
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