I'm trying to understand if my blood sugar levels are normal. After having breakfast, my readings usually fall between 88 and 92 three hours later. Is this considered a good level?

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Dr Kareemulla Shaik

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yes your blood sugar levels after meals seem to be a little low. Have you been on any diet to control sugar levels? Next Steps Hope you are doing good health wise. Certain physical exercises are recommended on a daily basis. Health Tips Do not panic or stress a lot. Consume a well balanced diet with lots of dry n fresh fruits and vegetable

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