How much should a postprandial reading be for a non-diabetic?

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How much should a postprandial reading be for a non-diabetic?

How much should a postprandial reading be for a non-diabetic?

How much should a postprandial reading be for a non-diabetic?

The readings should be ideally below 140mg/dl. Additionally, the doctor will assess your results depending upon your age.

Last updated on 15 Mar 2023

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After 30 minutes breakfast my blood sugar is 149 is it high?

Yes, it is slightly high.

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Would you explain the regulation of blood sugar in the body?

Insulin reduces the body's blood sugar levels and provides cells with glucose for energy by helping cells absorb glucose. When blood sugar levels are too low, the pancreas releases glucagon. Glucagon instructs the liver to release stored glucose, which causes the body's blood sugar levels to rise.

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How does the pancreas regulate blood sugar?

The pancreas regulate blood glucose by releasing insulin and glucagon.

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How often should you check your blood glucose levels?

One should check blood glucose levels ideally twice a day but even checking once a day can help monitor diabetes.

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What is the problem if the postprandial sugar level is 66?

The problem is that 66mg/dl post prandial test suggests low blood sugar levels. One should contact a doctor immediately to avoid further complications.

Last updated on 15 Mar 2023

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