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High Blood Sugar is usually associated with the development of Diabetes type I or II and can lead to severe health problems down the road if not treated appropriately.
A normal fasted blood glucose level should be below 100 milligrams per deciliter (mg/dl) , but no lower than 60 mg/dl. A high fasted blood glucose is usually 200 (mg/dL) to 350 mg/dL.
The main high blood sugar symptoms are:
If you blood sugar is consistently high and your fasting blood glucose is over 350mg/dl you may experience symptoms of moderate to severe high blood sugar which include:
When your body produces little or no insulin you also may have:
If your blood sugar levels continue to rise, you may become confused and lethargic. You also may become unconscious if your blood sugar levels are very high.
Talking to a medical professional at Blokes is easy and free. If you are concerned or have any of the symptoms above please give us a call as soon as possible to be treated appropriately.
At Blokes.Co blood work screenings and diagnosis from our Medical Advisory Board Team can help you on your way to start feeling better again. Learn more about Peptide therapies here.
Lauren Petasne, Certified Hormone Specialist
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