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QUERY REGARDING BLOOD SUGAR TESTS
In how many months a non-diabetic person should go for blood sugar levels check so that he can keep monitoring his Sugar levels?
Can 5-6 bananas a day cause blood sugar in a non-diabetic person?
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For 27 yr old once a year..if no risk factors.Too much carbohydrates are not recommended in any body.
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Every 3 months we must do our blood check up.
5 to 6 bananas per day really do not recommend .
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2-3months
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Dr. Raveendran S R
Diabetologist
17 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi., I can understand your concern.
Can plan for tests once in every 6 months.
Yes, eating 5-6 bananas can increase the chances of getting diabetes earlier.
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