Fasting blood sugar

2020-07-16 13:26:59
Hello sir I was diagnosed with abdominal tuberculosis last month and my sister checked my blood sugar. From last 7 days my blood sugar fasting is from 60-70 But today is 49 After food blood sugar levels is 90-105. I want to know is it normal because I heard blood sugar levels between 90-120.
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Don’t worry , please check the readings with qualified and trusted Lab(NABL Accredited), Get LIVER FUNCTION TEST, C-peptide leaves , serum amylase and lipase test done

Answered2020-07-27 04:37:38

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Hii.. Blood sugar of 49 even on glucometer is really worrisome... As u are already undergoing treatment for abdominal TB need to rule out conditions which cause hypoglycemia like adrenal insufficiency and drug interactions..!! Consult endocrinologist to get to know which further test.. U can do it online nowadays

Answered2020-07-17 09:31:05

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These levels are low. Since you have abdominal TB, chances of hormonal conditions causing low sugars shoud be ruled out ( adrenal deficiency). Consult an endocrinologist
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Answered2020-07-16 15:21:40

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Ur normal sugars FBS is 120 but to call it hypoglycaemia it should b less than 70. And if u have no other symptoms suggestive of hypoglycaemia nothing to worry. Usually need lab reports of less that 70 has more value.
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Answered2020-07-16 13:37:54

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