What is the normal glucose value for a type 2 diabetic, with 10 years of disease, on an empty stomach?
I explain myself,
I already know that the fast answer would be 100,
At least a season that I usually walk and my "base" has risen to 120, and no matter how much I try, that is my new "soil", with some peak at 150. I look on the Internet and I miss abit.According to where you see these values they seem normal.
What is normal and with what values we should be worried?
Hi Berto!
Without being an understood in diabetes (much less), I think that fasting value has to be the same for everyone regardless of the years of evolution.
There are people with diabetes here for 30 years and the values to carry a controlled diabetes should always be the same.
Even so, 120 is not excessively high.
Have you told the endocrine?
Diabetes Mody desde 2021, última HG 5,4
The normal 70-110, that is Normaglycemia.
The problems come if it gives you a glycosylated hemoglobin above 7, which means a permanence in the time of values above 154mg/dl.
Non-diabetics have a 4-6 (70-126) glyc.
With 120mg/dl on average, we talk about a glycosilada of 5.9.
Lada enero 2015.
Uso Toujeo y Novorapid.
Indeed if you get up at 120 but your glyc is good, you don't have to worry.
What happens is that normally since we got up we climb, so it is better to start from low value.
But to look at you glycosilada.
DM 2 con páncreas agotado desde diciembre 2020. 51 años entonces.
HG diciembre 2020: 15.9. Última HG: julio 2024 5.8
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