im 12 and my blood sugars high its 123 for glucose what is the avrage? and what foods should I avoid before...

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being tested?

Answer 1

The average normal range is 70-110 mg/dl. That is a tad high, but if you ate prior to taking it, especially if you ate something sweet, that could have something to do with it. Why are you testing your sugars? If you are diabetic, and you're not familiar with what the normal ranges are or what foods you should be eating, it's really important that you educate yourself. You can do so by asking for literature from your health office at school or your family doctor. You can also look up information online or check the site below. :-) Good luck!

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Answer 3

You did not say that you were a diabetic so I will assume that you are not. The nondiabetic is able to control their glucose within a very narrow range. It remains about 100 to 140 all day and night irrespective of what or how much you eat. If you are not a diabetic you will not need to change your diet prior to having your blood drawn although the blood test must be done fasting. 123 mg/dL is 'high' for a fasting gluocse in a nondiabetic so I hope that your fasting glucose will be lower.

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Answer 5

i was told avg. is 115. avoid sweets and carbs..talk to your Dr....