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I got 179 mg in plasma glucose post prandial. can i have diabetes?
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Ada definition: In one hour it should be more than 180. Technically still not a diabetic, but you have a good tendency to become a diabetic, however get it checked start taking precautions. From now on.
Answered 12/9/2013
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Impaired Tolerance: A blood sugar of 179 mg/ dl 2 hours after a meal or ogtt is in the diagnostic range of impaired glucose tolerance, pre-diabetes. This condition places patients at high risk for developing diabetes and is treated by physicians. Lifestyle modification is the most important aspect of treatment in order to avoid further progression to disease.
Answered 3/26/2013
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