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Why is my husband's postprandial sugar always high? he blames me.
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Food: Postprandial blood sugar corresponds to mealtime. If the post meal blood sugar is high, it might be due to 2 reasons: you are eating too much or eating the wrong food or your diabetes coverage is not correct for your meal. If this is a consistent problem, please see the doc to get his regimen reevaluated.
Answered 10/4/2016
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