That is a reading that is so low you would likely be unconscious and need emergency hospital treatment. If alert and able to swallow without choking, use a glucose tablet or sugar candy immediately and call 911 if you are diabetic and on oral hypoglycemic medications or insulin.
If you have no symptoms of sweating, shaking, agitation, dizziness or fainting which are common symptoms of hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) and if you are self-testing, it could only mean that your testing meter needs a battery or your strips are expired. Check those things and recheck your blood sugar, if still low seek urgent medical advice.
Now, you have said above the 'borderline'. But if you have just eaten, it is not serious.
Consuming about 15-20 grams of sugar is recommended to effectively raise blood sugar levels.
In a report of FDA, almost 1% of subjects investigated had reported high blood sugar while using famotidine.
fifteen 15 days to be sure but if you are obese or overweight it can take u till 20 days with pain in your lower abdomen
When you have a low blood sugar you can or should I say will pass out. I mean you don't pass out if it is 68 but you would if it is around 20. Of course not everyone is the same. You could go as low as 20 and not pass out, or you could be as high as 68 and pass out.
You can probably live several days with basically no kidney function, but you will die eventually from all the waste build up. The sugar level of 20, not very long. a blood sugar under 50 is a medical emergency and requires intervention.
regular blood pressure readings for 20-30 minutes after each administration of anesthesia. The systolic blood pressure should not fall below 100 mm Hg
Five teaspoons equals 20 grams of sugar. There are around 39 grams of sugar in a regular can of Coke.
about 20% sugar and 70% natural sugar and 10% water
20
That is 1.25 cups.
20 big spoons of sugar