Hi @Dee8855,
This is really something you need to talk about with your medical team. Just show them how concerned you are. I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes two years ago, and during chemo, my blood sugar levels spiked due to the chemo medication. I am just finishing radiation and did not notice any changes in my BSL. My oncologist put me on medication for diabetes, but it was still high during chemo. The medical team supervising my chemo took great care of my diabetes. Now, it is normal with balanced eating and medication. I am not sure how it will be affected by hormonal tablets when I start after radiation. But you need to keep an eye on your diabetes and ask any concerning questions. I do the same. All the best through your treatment. By the way, you can ask any questions on this forum to help you through your treatment. Keep asking and using this platform, as the network has been a great support to me during my cancer journey.
