January 29 in Diabetes Treatment by admin 6 COMMENTS

аחԁ wһаt indicates polycystic ovary syndrome

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6 Responses to “whats a normal glucose level?”

  1. lisa_mcelreavey Says:

    it is about 5.4 an 6.7

  2. mike-from-spain Says:

    ‘normal’ is not used any more as individuals can vary, but the ‘reference’ level, for a fasting person (and that is the only refernce level that can be used) is between 3.0 and 6.0,. One of the signs of PCOS is often excess hair growth, particularly in places where hair growth in a female is not normal.

  3. petebolos Says:

    my doctor told me my blood sugar readings should be between [ 80 - 120 ]….part 2 to your question is I don’t know ask your doctor

  4. old_woman_84 Says:

    The at home blood testing for blood glucose is 80-120.

  5. KERRY Says:

    80-120 what, usually blood sugar is measured in mmols, an acceptable range would be 5 – 12 mmols, try checking out the BBC website

  6. bh Says:

    The normal range is between 4-6mmols. It all depends on the time of day and if you have just eaten or not. Only your GP can advise you on Poly-cystic ovary syndrome.

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