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Confused when to check sugar levels
Hi.. Im under medication of diabetes type 2.
I brought the sugar test kit
But I have 3 doubts ::
1.But I was confused what are target sugar
levels needs to be maintained fast and PP?
..
2. Website is telling 1-2 after meal and one
more website is 3 hr after meal Which
information is real to get post meal sugar
details ?
..
3. And if it's mentioned after 2 hours means is that exact at 2 hours ?? Or 2.5 or 3 hrs also fine ??
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Dr. Subhankar Datta
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Dr. Suhas Khaire
Endocrinologist
12 yrs exp
Pune
Hello.. In type 2 diabetes target blood sugar levels are fasting 70 to 180 and post Prandial 2 hr 70 to 180 mg/dl...
2 hr post meal is right time to check..!!
By most criterias 2 hr OGTT (75 anhydrous glucose challenge) is gold standard recommended than just 2 hr post meal... But for routine monitoring 2hr post meal is fine..!!
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Dr. Rakesh Parikh
General Physician
23 yrs exp
Jaipur
Targets need to be individualised for every patient based on various factors. In general fasting 90 to 130 and 2 hr post meal less than 180
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