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2025-06-27 11:14:36
My blood glucose in morning is 80-95 .through out day it remain 80-95..but after eating rice or roti it spikes to 200-210 range them start returning back to normal in with 3-4 hours. I hv lost 15 kg weight in 1 year and I feel frequent need of urination. My hb1c is 4.8 . Is this matter ofconcern. Wat precautions or test do I need and wat it signifies
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Postprandial hyperglycemia. Mostly prediabetic as hba1c is ok. Friend you can limit sugar intake. If obese the reduce weight. Get your URE.

Answered2025-07-02 00:48:56

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Hiii Rice are rich source of carbohydrates So it's natural that blood sugar levels will increase after it Weightloss is not only coz of sugar but also many causes are there In order to know ur health condition better Connect with me over here

Answered2025-06-28 02:06:23

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Avoid fried food and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables and fruits Fiber meal . Do connect and consult

Answered2025-07-19 07:21:52

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If you are on any sugar medications, some of them from a family of diabetic medicines called SGLTR inhibitors, can cause weight loss, and frequent urination . Check with your doctor. However if you are not on any medications, Recheck your HbA1c.I have a feeling that it might be higher. Do a complete health check up to see what we might be missing
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Answered2025-07-01 06:27:00

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Pl repeat hba1c,and consult.Avoid Rice. Pl take frequent meals, less quantity.

Answered2025-06-29 05:26:43

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Avoid carbohydrate rich diet. Avoid rice

Answered2025-06-28 07:34:54

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