What is the blood sugar level for diabetics?

Answer 1

The "normal" fasting glucose level is between 60 and 100. In a healthy person, under 60 is considered low. However, diabetics who are accustomed to having high blood glucose levels could experience symptoms of hypoglycemia at 100 or more.

Answer 2

for fasting blood sugar: 80mg/dl-110mg/dl

for random blood sugar: 110-180mg/dl

beyond this ranges mention above considered to have high glucose in the blood or manifested the so called hyperglycaemia.

Answer 3

If you have not eaten or drank anything for 8 Hours and your Blood Sugar Reading is averaging 120, there is a concern for Diabetes. The best thing you can do, is monitor your Blood Sugars, keep a diary, know your Family History and make an appointment with your Physician does anyone have Diabetes in your Family? Very important to monitor your levels. Anything over 125 is boarderline Diabetes, anything over 130 will diagnose you with Diabetes (Need to be Fasting = Nothing to eat or drink for at least 8 Hours)

If you are experiencing what we call the 3 P's, need to see you Physician:

Polyuria (Urinating frequently)

Polydipsia (Thirsty)

Polyphagia (Hungry)

Answer 4

The normal blood sugar level for a person is 70 - 110 g/dl. Diabeties is when your body does not produce enough insullin to break down the sugar levels in your body so typically blood sugar level above 120 g/dl would be concidered possible or borderline diabetic and a blood sugar level of 130 or higher will be diagnosed as being diabetic.

Answer 5

A normal blood sugar ranges from 70-100. If the number gets too low, many people have feelings of lightheadedness, rapid heart beat, and feeling ill. If the number is too high, many people do not experience symptoms until it is well advanced. These symptoms would be the same as for diabetes, which include increased thirst, increased urination, increased hunger, and weight loss.

Answer 6

Blood sugar levels below 70 mg/dL or 3.9 mmol/L are categorized as hypoglycemia.

Answer 7

The blood sugar range for a normal healthy person is between 80-120 mg/dl

Answer 8

Well, to be an actual diabetic is 120 or higher. But the average is 60-100. If you're over 100 but under 120, start exercising. You still have a chance. Hope it helps :) stay healthy!

Answer 9

Hypoglycemia

Answer 10

124