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Summary: Blood glucose levels will vary depending on whether a person has had something to eat, but they are usually between 70 and 110 in the morning. Discover how a high blood glucose level can be a sign of diabetes with help from a licensed RN in this free video on blood glucose levels.
Kayti Brosnan has been a licensed RN in the state of Texas since 2003. She has worked in a variety of sub-specialties and roles as a nurse, including CIMC/CPCU, telemetry,...read more
"Hi. My name's Katyi Brosnan. I'm a registered nurse here in Austin, Texas. And today, the question is, what are average blood glucose levels? This is going to matter according to whether you're fasting or if you've had something to eat. So a fasting blood glucose level in the morning is going to be between 70 and 110, or some studies show between 70 and 120. But it's good to remember if your blood sugar on a fasting level is 111 or greater, then you're considered an impaired glucose tolerance or to have impaired glucose tolerance. And if it's 126 or above, you're considered a diabetic. If you're checking our blood sugar or blood glucose after a meal, one hour after, your blood glucose should be between, or it should be less than 140. If you're checking it two hours post, it should be less than 120. And those are the average blood glucose levels."
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