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Old 08-26-2009, 04:18 PM #1
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Default glucose solution to drink

Can anyone tell me the color of the solution use in the OGTT test? I'm thinking they gave me the wrong stuff????

Doc looked at the test and asked me I drank it. LOL

Here's the numbers:

Before: 91
1 hour: 83
2 hour: 80
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Melody's hubby had low numbers like that.

It can mean the test was poorly done...not measured right.

Or you have high insulin levels that just gobbled up the sugar.
Only two readings cannot tell you anything except if you are seriously diabetic.
here are some charts showing various types of results:
http://lightning.prohosting.com/~hyp...20Hypoglycemia

Hypoglycemia precedes diabetes by years. Often doctors are not trained to evaluate low numbers. They only respond to high ones.

A fasting INSULIN level will tell more. If elevated, you are pre-diabetic.
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Melody's hubby had low numbers like that.

It can mean the test was poorly done...not measured right.

Or you have high insulin levels that just gobbled up the sugar.
Only two readings cannot tell you anything except if you are seriously diabetic.
here are some charts showing various types of results:
http://lightning.prohosting.com/~hypoglyc/gtt.htm#Mild%20Hypoglycemia

Hypoglycemia precedes diabetes by years. Often doctors are not trained to evaluate low numbers. They only respond to high ones.

A fasting INSULIN level will tell more. If elevated, you are pre-diabetic.

A fasting insulin test. So that's what I need ok I will google and find out more. Like how it's preformed etc. Thanks mrsD you are everywhere!
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A fasting insulin test. So that's what I need ok I will google and find out more. Like how it's preformed etc. Thanks mrsD you are everywhere!
Yes, I am "everywhere"....LOL-- I check "new posts" frequently during the day.

Fast like for other tests, and just give a blood sample.
Elevations show insulin resistance issues. Meaning your body needs more and more insulin to do its job. In the early stages this causes low blood sugar readings, and as it progresses, the system fails and diabetes results. It shows the tendency to
have diabetes later (pre-diabetes) and when very very high indicates a tumor on the pancreas (but this is not common for most people)
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