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Weight Loss Forum / Low Carb / March 2006Glucose level?
Maybe you type II people can answer this question. If someone eats a very high (150) carb meal and their glucose is 174 two hours later, what does that mean? It dropped to normal levels at three hours post prandial. And no, I'm not referring to myself. I have a bet on the correct answer. Marsha/Ohio > Maybe you type II people can answer this question. If someone eats a > very high (150) carb meal and their glucose is 174 two hours later, what [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Marsha/Ohio It means they're diabetic. Susan They're diabetic. :: Maybe you type II people can answer this :: question. If someone eats a very high [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] :: :: Marsha/Ohio It ain't good. > :: Maybe you type II people can answer this > :: question. If someone eats a very high [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > It ain't good. Thanks everyone for all your answers. I sort of won. I don't think she does diabetes per se, but has the precursor and needs to be checked more thoroughly. Of course, I'm sure she won't, but there is nothing I can do about that. Marsha/Ohio > Thanks everyone for all your answers. I sort of won. I don't think she > does diabetes per se, but has the precursor and needs to be checked more > thoroughly. Of course, I'm sure she won't, but there is nothing I can > do about that. > > Marsha/Ohio She's diabetic. If she hit 172 at two hours, you can betcherass she was over 200 at one hour. 200 at any time is diagnostic of diabetes. Susan >> :: Maybe you type II people can answer this >> :: question. If someone eats a very high [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Marsha/Ohio That'll be to bad if she doesn't get it checked out by her doctor. Let her look at this website for starters then: http://dermatology.cdlib.org/DOJvol1num2/diabetes/neuropathy.html  SignatureJoe W T2 Nov '05 30mg Actos, 3gr(1/2 tsp or 500mg pill) Cinnamon, Diet(>100 carbs) & 30 minute walk(everyday) & BowFlex 3x/week *****Diabetes, be proactive, not reactive.***** It does not mean a true diagnosis of diabetes. BUT it is highly likely. The person in question should speak with their doctor and have appropriate tests done. I would also suggest if the person in question does not currently have medical insurance, they should get it BEFORE they go to their doctor. Once a diagnosis of diabetes is made, a pre-existing condition will likely preclude them from being able to get affordable insurance... or any insurance at all. A diagnosis of diabetes is made when any of these occur on two separate occasions: A fasting reading over 125. Any reading over 200. A two hour reading on a glucose tolerance test of over 200. A fasting reading of 100 - 125 means "impaired glucose tolerance"... and is the pathway to diabetes. Jennifer > Maybe you type II people can answer this question. If someone eats a > very high (150) carb meal and their glucose is 174 two hours later, what [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Marsha/Ohio || Maybe you type II people can answer this || question. If someone eats a very high [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] || || Marsha/Ohio I would send them to a doctor for a correct diagnosis. There is a very good chance they may have diabetes. Signature"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea." -- Robert A. Heinlein > Maybe you type II people can answer this > question. If someone eats a very high [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > referring to myself. I have a bet on > the correct answer. It means they need to haul their hind end in to see a doctor for a diabetes work up after telling him or her what they saw. An HbA1c will tell the doctor what their blood glucose level has been doing over the last few months, and they can take it from there. Carmen |
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