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When to take twice daily glucose testing?
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7 time for diabetes: If you have diabetes you should test glucose,in morning before breakfast,then 2 hr post breakfast ,before lunch ,2 hr post lunch ,before dinner ,2 hr post dinner, and before sleeping target ,blood glucose level:Fasting 70-100 mg/dl, before meals: 80-120 mg/dl , tow hours after meals: less than 180 mg/dl with treatment (insulin or metformin).
Answered 12/4/2014
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