Diarrhea, vomiting, bad headache, cold, cough, earache, sore throat, stomachache, or injury. If vomiting or diarrhea are present, note the number of times and when the episodes happen. It is also important to note if there have been any recent illnesses in other family members or close friends. This will help you decide if you have a similar illness. Fever does not generally occur with diabetes-related problems.
Fever is usually a sign of an infection.
However, infections can be present without a fever. It is helpful if you are able to take your temperature before calling the diabetes care provider to discuss an illness. Sick people usually don't feel like doing much. If you are still active, it is usually a good sign 2. Both parents and friends should know how to accurately measure blood sugars using test strips or meters in case you are feeling too sick to do the testing.