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Glucose 100 are normal levels...[/QUOTE]
No, you're at 116 for a FASTED blood lab.....Should be a lot lower.
It's not daily blood glucose levels.....Blood tests are fasted and the normal range is 65-99
And just so you know a diagnosis of diabetes is around 125...So you aren't too far off...You're basically boarding prediabetes...Although it takes two tests in a row...
Last edited by calstate23; 07-13-2012 at 07:03 PM.
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No, you're at 116 for a FASTED blood lab.....Should be a lot lower[/QUOTE]Originally Posted by calstate23
correct it should be lower then 116
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correct it should be lower then 116[/QUOTE]
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No, you're at 116 for a FASTED blood lab.....Should be a lot lower.
It's not daily blood glucose levels.....Blood tests are fasted and the normal range is 65-99
And just so you know a diagnosis of diabetes is around 125...So you aren't too far off...You're basically boarding prediabetes...Although it takes two tests in a row...[/QUOTE]
Get your facts straight bro...i have a paper here with me that doctor gave me. And here's exactly what it states: "Two hours after meals, the normal blood glucose range for a non-diabetic adult is between 140mg/dl and 199mg/dl"
And for a none fasting adult blood glucose level is 100ml/dl is desirable. Mine is a bit higher...My doc said its fine...and i'm sure he knows better than you!
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Get your facts straight bro...i have a paper here with me that doctor gave me. And here's exactly what it states: "Two hours after meals, the normal blood glucose range for a non-diabetic adult is between 140mg/dl and 199mg/dl"
And for a none fasting adult blood glucose level is 100ml/dl is desirable. Mine is a bit higher...My doc said its fine...and i'm sure he knows better than you![/QUOTE]
Wooh wooh ha ha....I'm talking about a normal blood lab, I don't know where you come from...A typical blood lab you should fast at least 8 hours before your test...Why even come on here then if you "Have your papers in front of you"......
So again, I'm talking about a NORMAL blood lab....Two hours is probably right...But why would your doc do that? Seems weird, that would effect your glucose levels too much for an accurate reading..
What if you ate half a pizza 2 hours before your blood lab??? How do you think it would turn out??
Last edited by calstate23; 07-13-2012 at 07:22 PM.
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I didnt go there specifically for glucose testing....i even took a test right after lunch so that most likely contributed to my levels being higher... and no i did not fast!
Last edited by analovz; 07-13-2012 at 07:29 PM.
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I knew you were going to say that, but anyways you went in by your own and got blood work or your doc sent you to a lab??
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