is it good to have a blood sugar level of 80mg/dL?

Question

im concern because i went to the doctor last friday and took a urine test and it came up positive that i had glucose in my urine but when i did the prink the finger test the number was 80Mg/DL. which the doctor said was ok but im just concerned because i have been tired lately and a little weak after meals.

Answer 1

The Safe Range Level is from 80 mg/dL to 150 mg/dL -

If the glucose levels in your urine were high than diabetes may be suspected.

Symptoms of hyperglycemia or high blood sugar are:

Increased thirst
Increased urination
Fatigue
Blurred vision
Slow-healing infections

Symptoms of hypoglycemia or low blood sugar are:
Sweating
Hunger
Trembling
Anxiety
Confusion
Blurred Vision

Did you do a fasting blood sugar test? if not maybe you should talk to your doctor about how you have been feeling and maybe he can get you scheduled for a fasting blood sugar test.

for more information on the fasting blood sugar test follow this link.

http://www.healthtouch.com/bin/EContent_HT/cnoteShowLfts.asp?fname=07002&title=FASTING+BLOOD+SUGAR+&cid=HTHLTH

Answer 2

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Answer 3

80 is good!

You can have glucose in urine for a variety of reasons. Just general illness can cause it. Excessive carbohydrates can do the same thing.

You could also have spiking blood sugar without having diabetes or hypoglycemia. What happens with me is my blood sugar suddenly drops quickly which makes me tired and weak. If I have a primarily carbo meal, that is what sets it off. So, if I have cereal in the a.m., I include one boiled egg or a piece of cheese or a serving of sausage. The protein/fat slows the metabolism of the carbohydrate making the blood sugar level more balanced. Keep in mind the calories!! You have a little less cereal to include that extra item. Measure your carbohydrate portions. If you are having 1.5 cups a rice that is too much!

If you are still convinced you might have a blood sugar problem, ask to have an A1C test. That checks your blood sugar activity for the last 3 months. If you have a family history of diabetes, consider getting your own monitor (Walgreens brand works fine) and test your blood sugar yourself. My doc has me do that because it's less costly than a lab test and I can do it several times a year, which is what he prefers me to do.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Non diabetic range is 60-105. You could get a lab test called Hemoglobin A1c which will give you an average blood glucose reading for the past 3 months. 80 is a very good number, I would look into other explanations for exhaustion and weakness.

Answer 6

This level is normal but you have to do another test called hemoglobin A1C to be sure that your blood sugar is normal all the time. Urine strip testing for glucose can give false positive results if you are taking medications.

Answer 7

If you're a diabetic then 80 is fine

Answer 8

thats an acceptable reading for diabetic people, type 2.

Answer 9

80 is good for a person with or without diabetes. if this is normal, you are okay. if not, consult your doctor.

Answer 10

80 mg/mL is OK, but one have glucosuria isn't OK.
You need a clinical investigation to "renal gucosuria".
Good luck!