There is difference in values when we measure glucose in plasma, capillary and whole blood. Glucometer measure capillary glucose. There is a 10-15% difference in blood glucose value when we measure it by glucometer. Your fasting glucose  is normal, however, i am advising you for a Oral glucose tolerance test.

Yes, a difference between lab and glucometer readings is quite common and usually not a cause for concern. Lab fasting blood sugar (FBS) is measured by enzymatic analysis under controlled conditions, while glucometers use capillary (finger-prick) blood and can vary by 15-20 mg/dL depending on calibration, hand cleanliness, strip quality, and timing. Your readings - 78 mg/dL (lab) vs 105 mg/dL (glucometer) - fall within that expected variation. In pregnancy, lab values are preferred for medical decisions, as precision matters in gestational diabetes screening. You can continue using the glucometer for home trends, but rely on lab results for diagnosis. For a personalised review of your readings and meal pattern, book a consultation on Practo.

Yes there is difference between capillary glucose and plasma glucose. U need to calibrate your glucometer according to labs. Your value is optimal . No need to worry.

Pl have Hba1c done and consult.

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