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Doctor insights on: Normal Blood Sugar Levels For Men

No specific question: The fasting blood sugar results you are providing do indeed point to diabetes. Are you under the care of a physician and being treated for the diabetes? If you are on medication I would advise that you follow up with your physician to discuss your results. Heed the lifestyle advice that your doctor gives you, changing your diet and exercising will greatly affect you long term outcome. ...Read more

Blood sugar: 20 years old person blood sugar level should be bet 70-110. ...Read more

Normal BS: See you lab normal values as will differ between labs. ...Read more

Fasting glucose: Blood glucose, after an overnight fast should be below 100 mg/dl.
Blood sugar between 100-125 is pre-diabetes. ...Read more

Same as for adults!: They should be lowe, actually, since Insulin resistance should be less, although it increases with age. What I am giving in numbers is the absolute highest they can be! Fasting, below 100 mg. Hgba1c below 5.6%. The lower these numbers are the better! ...Read more

Blood sugar level: 70-120 would be best.

70-100mg: Normally the fasting blood sugar remains between 60 to 90mg and post eating sugars go up between 120 to 170mg. ...Read more

Diabetic: How long have you had diabetes.
If it was recent in years you would be diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.
The goal of type 2 diabetes is to get your blood sugar under control and gradually get rid of it once your diabetes has gonE ...Read more

Yes: It takes time for your boby to adjust to a normal sugar level. That's why we always recommend a gradual approach rather than a quick fix. ...Read more

Insulin resistance: Patients with resistance to insulin, including early type 2 diabetes have high Insulin levels with normal or elevated blood glucose. We do not routinely test for Insulin levels as it is usually not relevant to diagnosis or management. ...Read more

Fasting vs nonfastin: Fasting blood sugar level should be between 60-99 (some lab range is up to 110). 100-124 is considered glucose intolerance, and 125 or above is diabetic. Testing for a protein product called a1c is useful. Any random sugar level above 200 is also considered diabetes. Right after meal sugar can be high-up to 160 within first hour. Anyway, I suggest checking with doc for eval. Good luck. ...Read more

Yes: In earlier stages of insulin resistance you can have normal blood sugar fasting and random
Most of the people with insulin resistance their muscle, fat and liver cells do not respond properly to Insulin and can not absorp glucose from the blood stream. As a result Beta cells in Pancreas try to compensate and make more insulin and blood sugar stays normal till beta cells fail&people develop Diabetes ...Read more

Absolutely!: Insulin resistance (ir) is a problem at the cellular level between Insulin and sugar metabolism. The body compensates for this by producing more insulin, to keep the sugars under control. So until you burn out over 50% of your Insulin producing beta islet cells in the pancreas, sugars will be normal. This early phase is when heart attacks and strokes happen unfortunately, so take it seriously! ...Read more

65-99: If above 100 that's abnormal

65-100: 65-100 when drawn out of a vein while fasting. Various authorities have different "normal" levels. There are, however, no exact cut-offs, it's all a continuium. See diabetes.Org for more into. ...Read more

70-110: Usually 70-110 in healthy non-diabetic person.

Blood sugar level: It depends whether it is fasting or non-fasting.
The upper limit of normal for a fasting blood glucose is 99 mg. After food or juice intake, 130 mg may not be high. ...Read more

Blood sugar: Mean level is 5.5mmol/l or 100mg./dl., although it fluctuates during the day where it rises after meals. The normal fasting level is 70-100 mg./dl. If not fasting, the level should not exceed 125 mg./dl. For diabetics, the level should be 70-130 fasting, or less than 180 after meals. ...Read more

Meat and veggies: Eat only meat or fish or cheese or eggs or poultry and low starch veggies, drink only water. In other words avoid all carbs, carbs will only briefly raise your sugar levels and then you will get hungry again. The fats in the meat or fish or cheese or eggs or poultry will act like a "log on your metabolic fire" to keep your blood sugar stable for hours. ...Read more

Information: The norma range is 80-110 mg%.

Depends on age: Normal values are:
Premature baby 45-100mg/dl
Full term baby 45-120mg/dl
1 wk old - 16 yr - 60-105mg/dl
Older than 16 - 70-115mg/dl
However, certain circumstances may change these slightly and still be considered normal, such as stress (physical or emotional), some medications and whether or not the test was done fasting. ...Read more

You have Diabetes: Nope. I am sure the doctor who ordered the test has already told you what this means. You have diabetes. You need to get back to the doctor to learn what to do next. ...Read more

Diet ; Exercise: This depends on whether you are diabetic or have Insulin resistance. Assuming you are in good health, eating lean protein and low glycemic carbohydrates in small portions together with exercise are key to maintaining stable blood sugar levels. ...Read more

High: If it a fasting value, it is high. Check a HGB a1c level. ...Read more

Depends!: Depending on meds, your diet, whether you have metabolic syndrome. The average drop also depends on your starting blood glucose. It should not drop below 80! exercise for a longer time turns the body into a machine that burns glucose from stored glycogen, to one that start to use free fatty acids. This maintains adequate glucose levels. Sporting activities should not be punctuated by eating. ...Read more

Need for a proper: Glucose tolerance test. "Normal" and "high" do not provide sufficient information. Please see your doctor fora proper glucose tolerance test. ...Read more

Are you diabetic?: If you are increased sugars or carbohydrates can increase blood sugar. If you are not recheck your blood sugar if still high see your doctor. ...Read more

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65-105: 65-105 when drawn out of a vein while fasting. Various authorities have different "normal" levels. There are, however, no exact cut-offs, it's all a continuium. ...Read more

Don't understand: Are you asking about a fasting blood sugar level and an A1C level of 13? Not sure if these really go together. If you have an A1C of 13- you need to have a serious talk with your doctor now. ...Read more

Same as for adult: Normal fasting blood sugar is 65-99 mg/dl. Two hours following a meal should be less than 140 mg/dl. ...Read more

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No: It's just another internet scam. Don't waste your money. Listen to your doctor instead. Don't get your medical information from tv, friends, or the internet. ...Read more

Same as every where.: Fasting 65-99mg%

Hi blood sugars: The elevated blood sugar you mentioned is suggestive but not diagnostic of hyperglycemia. Other tests such as h.A1c and fasting blood sugar would be better diagnostically. ...Read more

Elevated: A glucose of 7.2 mmol/li (129 mg/dl) is elevated. If it is consistently in this range it is consistent with diabetes. I would encourage you to see your primary physician to discuss this. The abnormality is mild and could likely be treated with diet and exercise. ...Read more

If fasting overnight: And drawn out of a vein by a lab, it's less than 100. Check diabetes.Org. ...Read more

Normal FBS: Between 65-99 mg/dl - impaired fasting glucose (ifg), prediabetes, is between 100-125 mg/ dl. Fbs of 126 mg/dl or higher is in the diabetic range. ...Read more

High blood sugar: In most cases a blood sugar is high if greater than 200 mg/dl. A fasting blood sugar should be less than 126 mg/dl. ...Read more