is 132 an ok blood sugar level?

Question

is it???

Answer 1

Was this before a meal or after?

Answer 2

It is a little above the normal level, but if it was taken non-fasting, it is perfectly fine.

If it was fasting, your doctor will tell you that you have hyperglycemia and could possibly develop diabetes. However, if you had a lot of sugar and carbohydrates a day or two before your test, it could make a big difference. Have it done again after you have been off high carbohydrates and sugars to get an accurate reading. Then ask for a hemoglobin A1C run on you as well.

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Answer 3

That is a slightly elevated level. You want to try for a blood sugar in the 70-110 range. If you run 120 or over consistently you need to see the doc if you don't carry a diagnosis of diabetes.

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Answer 5

Our bodies desire blood glucose to be maintained between 70 mg/dl and 110 mg/dl
Below 70 is termed "hypoglycemia".
Above 110 can be normal if you have eaten within 2 to 3 hours. That is why your doctor wants to measure your blood glucose while you are fasting...it should be between 70 and 110. Even after you have eaten, however, your glucose should be below 180.
Above 180 is termed "hyperglycemia" (which translates to mean "too much glucose in the blood"). If you have two blood sugar measurements above 200 after drinking a sugar-water drink (glucose tolerance test), then you are diagnosed with diabetes.

Answer 6

right after a meal... yes 132 is ok up to 3 hours after a meal. After 3 hours recheck and make sure its a normal reading between 80 and 110.

Answer 7

The acceptable level should be between 80 and 120

Answer 8

If that's your blood sugar first thing in the morning, before you've eaten (and assuming no midnight snacking) then it's a bit high. If it's not a fasting level, then it's perfectly fine.

Answer 9

The criteria for diabetes is a fasting glucose level of 126 or above on two different occasions. I would see your health care practitioner and get a fasting glucose level.

Answer 10

It depends on when it was taken. If it was after a 8-12 hour fast, then it is high and you should be tested for insulin resistance or diabetes. Testing would involve a blood test (fasting) for glucose and insulin

Answer 11

teh limit for fasting bloodsugar is 110, whereas postprandial (after meals) is 140. So it depends upon whene the BS test was taken