Impaired Glucose Tolerance Test
Sir my fasting sugar was 99 doctor gave me statin 5 for 15 days and statin for 30 so I took for 45 days. Age 34 now fast ...
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Fasting blood glucose of 126 mg/dl is diagnostic of diabetes. You might have impaired glucose tolerance, but it is not possible to comment based on one abnormal report and in absence of hb1c levels.
I have done random test after two hours and got 104 mg / dl. And today my random bs was 82 mg/dl. Still I required hba1c ...
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In general: a blood sugar level less than 140 mg/dl (7.8 mmol/l) is considered normal. A blood sugar level from 140 to 199 mg/dl (7.8 to 11.0 mmol/l) is considered prediabetes. This is sometimes referred to as impaired glucose tolerance. Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.
I have got fasting sugar 120 my doctor suggested me to take glycomet 500 mg if I take the medicine sugar will low down o ...
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Hello, Thanks for the query. I have seen the query. Madam blood glucose level 120 mg does not need any treatment at all. It is better if you get an after food (2 hours after taking breakfast or lunch) glucose level, because if that is higher than 200 mg mg (fasting > 126 mg) then only treatment is required. Another important aspect is your excessive weight. Because your present BMI (Body Mass Index) is 43.33 kgs /Sq meter(Normal < 23 kgs/Sq meter). Which means you are in very morbid (very severe) obesity. There is an excess of over 48 kgs. This is the main culprit for showing high glucose level. So if you decide and take steps to even reduce 5 to 10 kgs over a period of next few months your glucose level will come down without needing any medicine. I hope you understand what I am saying. So please think seriously and work on that aspect. Thanks.
Today I have done blood test can we reverse pre diabetic condition .my glucose post prandial (plasma - p, hexokinase) 15 ...
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Your post meal blood sugar is on the higher side. To confirm whether you have diabetes or pre diabetes, please do ogtt and hba1c in the lab. In that glucose is given to you in the fasting in the morning and blood sugar is tested every half an hour for 2 hours. If you have 2 hours blood sugar, post glucose, is more than 200, then even if the reversal is not possible, sugar can be kept under control with diet and exercise alone without medication. Take care. Periodic follow up is necessary.
My fasting blood sugar is 117 and post prandial sugar after 2 hrs is 121. I got doubt and I tested glucose levels after ...
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As per reports you are pre diabetic. Definitely your hba1c has increased compared to your previous readings. If possible follow strict diet and exercise to bring down hba1c below 6.you can continue your ayurvedic medicines. Check hba1c after 8 weeks if still not coming down then you can start metformin tablet at that time.
My age 34 recently I discovered that my random blood sugar showed 199 I went to the doctor on 12 march and he told me to ...
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As per random sugar of 199 you are having pre diabetes. Yes it can be controlled well with proper diet and exercise. Stop eating sweets, rice and junk food which includes maida. Take more green vegetables and salads in your diet. After the lock down you should check your sugars and hba1c and consult your doctor. Please understand that pre diabetes can reverse to normal sugars if you follow strict diet and exercise. You should definitely continue your other medicines regularly.
My age 34 recently I discovered that my random blood sugar showed 199 I went to the doctor on 12 march and he told me to ...
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Hi, please continue your previous medicines for your impaired glucose tolerance, we will continue diet and lifestyle change as you do it now and keep a closer watch of sugars (is you check your fasting and 2 hours post breakfast sugars every monthly and keep a record of it)
Can I combine metformin with oral contraceptive pills for pcos weight loss? What is the proper method for taking both th ...
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Hello, There are some indications for using metformin in pcos and these drugs should be used only if indicated: the most appropriate candidates for using metformin in pcos are the following: women with pcos and concurrent impaired glucose tolerance test or diabetes, those with obvious evidence of severe insulin resistance (acanthosis nigricans) and women having features of metabolic syndrome such as central obesity, hypertension and dyslipidemia. Along with metformin one should undertake lifestyle modification like: 1) avoiding high calorie food 2) to eat small meals at frequent intervals 3) daily exercises 4) brisk walk for 30 min daily.
I had tested RBS it is 119. Is it normal please suggest what should be the normal I want answer from famous diabilotigis ...
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Before a meal, the levels can be between 80 and 130 mg/dL. A fasting glucose reading of less than 100 mg/dL is normal. If the fasting reading is between 100 and 125 mg/dL, there's a change you have impaired glucose tolerance, otherwise known as prediabetes You need to repeat the test after a gap and do FBS, 2 Hr PPBS and HbA1C.
Dear doctor my name is tarun my age is 25 I did sugar test in house with machine Before fasting I got 105 after eating 2 ...
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You have something known as impaired glucose tolerance. You might develop full blown Diabetes in near future unless you change your lifestyle. Start walking regulalrly, avoid sugary items, deep fried foods etc.
