Your sugar level is certainly but nothing to be alarmed about.as a long term diabetic,i have some general suggestions which you may consider. diabetes is a metabolic disorder which is a result of the pancreatic gland in our body either produces little or no insulin or the body has developed resistance to insulin.. In general, an hba1c target of 7.0% to 7.5%, which corresponds to an average blood sugar level of about 150 to 170 mg/dl, seems reasonable for many patients with type 2 diabetes. medical therapy should be intensified when hba1c levels exceed 8%, which corresponds to an average blood sugar level of about 180 mg/dl.. Until 2003, a fasting blood glucose level under 110 mg/dl was considered to be normal and fasting blood glucose in the range of 110 to 125 mg/dl indicated impaired fasting glucose (ifg), or prediabetes..
A random blood sugar of 140-150 mg/dl is not considered diabetes or pre-diabetes. pre-diabetes is considered when fasting (first thing in morning) blood glucose 100-126 mg/dl or 2 hr after meal blood glucose is 140-199 mg/dl..
It is therefore better to wait for the blood sugar to go below 150 mg before eating-this may occur if the insulin is given at least 45 minutes before eating. once this occurs then eating will be all right-again as long as it’s not too much.. Hi i am 39 years old , i checked my blood sugar fasting 177 now some times 150 and earlier was 228. and pp was 289 now early was 214. and i a am taking paneer toda daily morning and stopy my morning walk last 20 days . when start my morning walk it was 138/150 but pp was 240/214. but 2day before i check it was 177/289..
Hi i am 39 years old , i checked my blood sugar fasting 177 now some times 150 and earlier was 228. and pp was 289 now early was 214. and i a am taking paneer toda daily morning and stopy my morning walk last 20 days . when start my morning walk it was 138/150 but pp was 240/214. but 2day before i check it was 177/289.. In general, an hba1c target of 7.0% to 7.5%, which corresponds to an average blood sugar level of about 150 to 170 mg/dl, seems reasonable for many patients with type 2 diabetes. medical therapy should be intensified when hba1c levels exceed 8%, which corresponds to an average blood sugar level of about 180 mg/dl..
