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If a person has diabetes and if he want to check his fbs and ppbs . So if he is taking insulin or medicine before breakfast . So how can he take insulin or medicine on the day of checking fbs and ppbs ?
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Fbs means fasting blood sugar , so patient should give sample before any breakfast or insulin or medication.
PPBS means post prandial blood sugar , means sample after your meal and after 2 hr of all diabetes medicine or insulin .
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Dr. Komal Bhandari Totla
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Solapur
As he takes everyday
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