Does Liver Produce Glucose During Sleep

I know that all absorbed nutrients go straight to the liver , they don't go past the pancreas to signal insulin , so what does the liver do with the absorbed carbohydrates/glucose? I know some is ... View answer

my son has recently had metformin added to the glyburide he has been on for years he has liver damage from a liver disease having side effects the medicine has him having sugar lows and weakness can ... View answer

Is there a link between elevated liver enzymes and vitamin d deficiency and high glucose levels? ... View answer

My liver enzymes are slightly elevated. Have non alcoholic fatty liver with a hemogiama (or something like that. Sugar glucose has been slightly elevated too. Been told possible type II diabetes . Can ... View answer

my blood test for liver Disease are as follow : LIPEMIC INDEX NORMAL HEMOLYTIC IND. NORMAL ICTERIC INDEX NORMAL GLUCOSE 101.00 MG/DL ( 65.00- 100.00) (.........)* GLUCOSE GTT 120' 117.00 MG/DL HBS ... View answer

I was recently diagnosed with type II Diabetes. My sister said that your liver produces glucose while we sleep. I have never heard this. I know the liver metabolizes and stores glucose,... View answer

Glucose was 110. I had taken Nyquil for two days (including night before) to get some sleep because of cough, etc. My Glucose came back as previously mentioned at 110. I do have a fatty liver... View answer

I just got my CMP blood tests back and the only things elevated were Glucose at 101 (ref range 65-99) mg/dl and ALT at 64 (ref range 9-46) U/L. AST was 30. I have been diagnosed with fatty liver in ... View answer

my daughter took 40 paracetamols she was taken to hospital and placed on a drip she had 2 glucose drips but when they done the blood test it revealed she had done serious damage to her liver so she is ... View answer

times a week with cardio and weight lifting. I got my test results back to check liver enzymes and my ... diagnosed with a benign hemangioma on my liver which was found incidentally looking for something... View answer