Patient's question:
Is 8.7 normal for my blood sugar 2 hours after a meal? I haven't eaten much sugary fruit for almost a month, and I've been eating my usual three meals. I usually exercise for about 1 hour after meals. How could my blood sugar still be so high? The doctor who did my prenatal check-up said it's quite serious...Doctor's answer:
Through your description, the patient is experiencing discomfort due to abnormal blood sugar during pregnancy, which is likely caused by localized sugar digestion issues.Hello, in this case, it is primarily considered that the patient may have diabetes. Normal individuals should not have a fasting blood sugar level exceeding 6.1, and pregnant women should not exceed 5.6. It is recommended to actively control diet, and if necessary, additional hypoglycemic medication should be used. Otherwise, it may affect the rest of their life.
I hope the above answer can help you. Thank you.