Question 1

i am diabetic since 5 years,for the last 5 years  my fasting  blood glucose in between 125-134 mg/dl and my  blood sugar level two hours after eati?

Accepted Answer

Excellent: It appears that you keep diabetes under excellent control
Do you check your Hemoglobin A1C  yearly.

Question 2

how to raise your blood sugar level?

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Sugar: Hi. Are you talking about diabetes and treating hypoglycemia? I hate to guess. Insulin therapy is the BIG risk for hypoglycemia. But as you would imagine (and your doctor should have told you), treat low sugar with sugar. If you're very low but conscious, use liquid sugar (e.g., juice, sugar soda). If you're unconscious, someone can give you glucagon or call paramedics. Good luck and be safe!

Question 3

what is a healthy blood sugar level?

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Blood sugar: fating 60-100. 101-125 is elevated  over 126 is considered diabetic.

Question 4

is 351 a dangerous blood sugar level?

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In the long term: Hi. If you run sugars in that range in the long term, then of course it's dangerous...to your eyes, kidneys, nerves, blood vessels, infection risk, amputation risk, etc. Fortunately, in the short term, it's not the least bit dangerous. If you have insulin, it's very easy to treat. If you don't, you should get some! Good luck!

Question 5

how i can reduce my blood sugar level?

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Elevated glucose: Watching simple carbs and doing more physical exercise would help. However if these measures are not enough, one may need medications if glucose stays significantly elevated especially in diabetics.

Question 6

what is blood sugar level supposed to be?

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Blood sugar: Blood sugar (a test for diabetes) can be measured at various times.  A fasting blood sugar should  be less than 100 mg/dl, and a blood sugar taken randomly should not exceed 200 mg/dl.  Blood sugar 2 hours after a meal should be less than 140. If you think you have high blood sugar, you should see your doctor for a blood draw.

Question 7

my blood sugar level is 162 is that good?

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Goal is: 90-130 am, 90-150 2-4 hours after eating
without any numbers &lt;80.

Question 8

what does a blood sugar level of 470 mean?

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Way to high: You need to see your doctor pronto and get this under control  It is likely you will require insulin with a level like this. I would immediately start cutting out carbs, sugars regular sodas, cakes etc and get to the doctor!
You are at risk for stroke, blindness kidney failure and so on

Question 9

help! is 291 a dangerous blood sugar level?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but not: immediately. If your random blood sugar is 291, you are almost certainly a diabetic and should seek care to avoid further damage to your health.

Question 10

what is a normal/average blood sugar level?

Accepted Answer

65-100: 65-100 when drawn out of a vein while fasting. Various authorities have different "normal" levels. There are, however, no exact cut-offs, it's all a continuium. See diabetes.Org for more into.

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I am diabetic since 5 years,for the last 5 years my fasting blood glucose in between 125-134 mg/dl and my blood sugar level two hours after eati?

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How to raise your blood sugar level?

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What is a healthy blood sugar level?

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Is 351 a dangerous blood sugar level?

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How i can reduce my blood sugar level?

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What is blood sugar level supposed to be?

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My blood sugar level is 162 is that good?

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What does a blood sugar level of 470 mean?

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Help! is 291 a dangerous blood sugar level?

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What is a normal/average blood sugar level?

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