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Is it ok for blood glucose after 1 hr of eating dinner be 326 in a diabetic patient & could it cause palpitations?

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The blood glucose level is higher than desired, however, it would not cause palpitations. You need to consult an endocrinologist to find a way to control your blood glucose better to prevent complications of diabetes.

Answered 2/9/2022

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