How does stress affect insulin requirements in diabetics, and what adjustments are necessary to maintain glycemic control during periods of heightened stress?
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Stress increases blood glucose by releasing cortisol and adrenaline, which raise insulin needs in diabetics. Adjusting insulin dosage and monitoring levels more frequently are necessary to maintain control.