Question 1

how to control sugar level/

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Varies: Diet is one way, medication is another. Depends on the cause. Let your physician explain what you can do.

Question 2

sugar level of the child is 35?

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Mg/dl ?: If valid this would be a level at which a child is not alert or functioning. Immediate help with a sugary drink like orange juice might raise it to a desired level above 70 mg/dl otherwise a trip to the ER would be in order. When you post numbers for anything please use your units of measure. This is a USA based site &amp; various places around the world use different units.

Question 3

need help with high sugar level?

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Rule out diabetes: If you are not diabetic already, then you should do one of two things. You should either have your physician draw a fasting sugar on you or have a random sugar checked. This will help straighten out if you are diabetic.

Question 4

whats an adults normal sugar level?

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70-100: The typical range for blood sugar (glucose) levels can be anywhere between 70-100. After you eat, your glucose levels will rise slightly.  After you have gone without for awhile (time between meals), your glucose levels fall slightly.

Question 5

how to decrease sugar levels in your body?

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Diet and exercise: Minimize carbohydrate intake and exercise regularly.

Question 6

what is the right level of sugar in ur body?

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Sugar Levels: Sugar levels change from minute to minute and also in relation to when and what you have eaten. There is no 'right' answer for this.

Question 7

how do you bring down a sugar level of 18.5

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Recheck number: Sugar or glucose is a number like 60-350.
Did you mean Hemoglobin A1C?

Question 8

can you tell me is 138 sugar level good or bad?

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Depends on timing: A normal fasting (fasting = no calories for at least 8 hours) blood sugar level is under 100.  A diabetic level is 126 or more. In between is borderline range. If not fasting, blood sugar can be substantially higher; 2 hours after a 75g glucose load, normal is considered to be under 140, and diabetic above 199.  Results must be repeated, and not on a home meter (which are not accurate enough).

Question 9

i have low sugar level, what can i eat to raise it?

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Yes: Eat frequent balance meals with protein, healthy fat, and complex carbohydrates.   Make sure you follow with your doctor to get checked for early signs of Insulin resistance - a condition that can lead to type ii diabetes.  This could be an early sign and this condition is reversable and preventable.

Question 10

what will happen to me if sugar level won't go down?

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Are you diabetic?: If diabetic and your blood sugars are not falling then you are eating incorrectly, and are not being followed as you should by your doctor. You need to bring this up immediately! meds can help (avoid sulfonoureas, if type 2)! all complications of diabetes are related to chronically high sugar!

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