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My blood sugar level 2 hours after starting my meal came 143. is it normal? Let me know if anything needs to be done.
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May be normal.  Repeat after some days
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It is high. Now it depends if you had an unusually heavy meal or you eat the same amount every day. If you eat the same amount every day then you should get GTT done
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Quite normal considering your age but we also need to know whether you performed a capillary blood sampling or a venous sampling and also your fasting component.
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After 2 hrs for your age it is high. Kindly check your HB A1C levels
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No , not at ur age , consult
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Normal
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