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Fasting sugar -126mg/dl After food -96mg/dl Why my fasting sugar is high? Reason? Plz help me with solution...
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Hello there. You should go for hba1c test. Which is 3 months of average sugar. After food insulun will release thats why sugar is this.
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Fasting sugar is high because there is sugar in blood but after food since insulin is released and actively controlling sugar level that’s why sugar is at 96. I suggest get HBA1C done and monitor sugar levels regularly
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Probably weight and insulin resistance and may be medicine if u are on any
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Do hba1c it's 3month averay sugar
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Get HbA1c
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