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Blood sugar 2 hours post breakfast

2025-03-24 06:37:15
Hi doctors i am 31+3 days but baby measuring 32 weeks already i was diagnosed with gestational diabetes doctor didn't give me any medicines because it was not that high However she asked me to monitor 3 times per week post food I checked exactly 2 hours after breakfast now and ur showed 120 Is this high or within range ?
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Pls share your all reports - fasting blood sugar level /ppbs/Gtt/ hbA 1c - if done Follow diabetic diet Fasting blood sugar should be less than 90 mg / dl and post prandial (2 hr ) should be less than 120 mg / dl.MILD GDM are usually managed with diet RESTRICTION only. Repeat blood sugar level after 1 week of diabetic diet
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2 hours post meal 120 is the cutoff. Try to maintain below 120

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This is normal Two hours post meal should be less than 140

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Within range

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