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2018-03-31 08:51:49
I am a 57 years old woman and my P.P.Glucose(2 hrs after lucnh) reading is 142%mg.Should I take medicine?
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The level which you gave does constitute normal sugar level and hence does not warrant any treatment.

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I am a 57 years old woman and my P.P.Glucose(2 hrs after lunch) reading is 142mg%.Is it normal?
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