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What is the normal blood sugar levels fasting and one hour after meals with gestational diabetes?
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Depends on guideline: Fasting blood sugar is usually under 100 and the one hour test should usually be less than 165 depending upon whose guidelines your physician uses.
Answered 1/21/2016
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Here you go...: The chart below shows what blood sugar usually should be during different times of the day. Ask your doctor or midwife what targets are right for you. Before eating less than 95 one hour after eating less than 130 two hours after eating less than 120.
Answered 3/29/2014
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