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Range of sugar increasing

2020-08-03 07:48:16
From June,on glucometer fasting is around 105 to 110 and PP 140 to 150 but today fasting 110and PP is 207(before this she is non diabitic). Is this medicines effect?
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Hi at 79 years noted her medicines list... any PP going more than 200 said to be diabetic she is not on any medicines that increase her blood sugarss.. except metolar XR .. but she is on very minimal dose.. which may not increase that much sugars.. Check HbA1c... Do she have any symptoms?? then plan for treating
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