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blood sugars- when to worry

LegacyUser · 2010-08-23 14:12:48

Hi , I'm at high risk of getting t2 diabetes as I have previous gestational diabetes & high bmi. So I check my blood sugars occasionally in the morning just to make sure that I'm under 7. Recently the reading has been 7 when it was always around 3.5 to 4 first thing. My q is how high is too high before you see a doc? I'm…

23-08-2010 2:12pm

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Hi , I'm at high risk of getting t2 diabetes as I have previous gestational diabetes & high bmi. So I check my blood sugars occasionally in the morning just to make sure that I'm under 7. Recently the reading has been 7 when it was always around 3.5 to 4 first thing. My q is how high is too high before you see a doc? I'm doing more exercise then ever before and eating well so my blood sugar reading should be going down not up.....right?

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#2 23-08-2010 2:38pm

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we dont give personal medical advice here.

speak to your gp if you're concerned.

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