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Fasting Sugar Level - 98mg/dL
I am a 27 years old software engineer. For the last few months, I'm having a sedentary lifestyle. I live away from my family and accessibility to healthy food is a major problem which leads to mostly unhealthy and untimely food consumption. 2 days ago, I checked my sugar level (fasting) and it came to 98 mg/dL. Is it a pre-diabetic stage? Do I need to see a doctor and have to take medicines at this level? What changes should I make in my lifestyle now? Please advise.
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Your levels are very close to normal range. It is not unusual for values to fluctuate around normal range. It oscillates a little bit around the normal range. Nobody can maintain exact values all the time. But you should not let it go too far away from normal range.
At these levels you can correct sugar levels by following below given aspects
Exercise
Diet
Avoid stress and negativity
Healthy environment professionally and personally
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