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Random blood sugar level 110
Hello doctors.my daughter is 6.2 years old.some day before I randomly checked her blood sugar level in glucometer.and it's come out 110.she takes her tiffin at 7 p.m and I checked her sugar at 7:45 p.m.in tiffin she takes museli and milk.is it normal???
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Anyway avoid direct sugars
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After eating, especially foods containing milk or cereals like muesli, it is normal for blood sugar to rise slightly. A post-meal reading of 110 mg/dl taken about 45 minutes after eating is within the healthy range for a child. Fasting sugar (checked before breakfast) is usually below 100, and after meals can go up to around 140 without concern.
No treatment or worry is needed. Just ensure she eats balanced meals, stays active, and drinks enough water. If she ever shows unusual thirst, tiredness, or frequent urination, you can repeat the test in fasting condition.
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
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46 yrs exp
Hyderabad
With in Normal limits.
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