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Fasting blood sugar post covid
I am a 26 years old female patient recoverd from covid almost 2 weeks back. My fasting blood sugar levels were 100mg/dl and 105mg/ dl respectively ( measured in two consecutive days). Is it worrisome? According to CDC it falls under pre- diabetic stage. My circadian rhythm is also disturbed these days.
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No need to worry.. Any medications used during covid ?? History needed..
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Dr. Deepak Agarwal
Diabetologist
19 yrs exp
Guwahati
All is well. Just follow diet and exercise. Recheck FBS and PPBS after 3 months Also Hba1c which is confirmatory for Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus if above 6.5
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Dr. Sajin
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5 yrs exp
Thiruvananthapuram
Need more details regarding the medications used.
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Need more details on the severity of Covid and medications used.
Considering your age a good lifestyle modification post complete recovery would be very beneficial.
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Please consult with the available reports and need a detailed history to rule out risk factors
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