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What Does This Below Blood Sugar Report Indicate?

Hallo sir/Madam
I am 58 yrs old/female. Today I have checked my Blood Sugar Fasting and P.P.
After getting the report I was a little bit confused regarding my reportbecause my fasting sugar level is higher than p.p. level.
My Sugar (F) level - 165 mg/dl
Sugar (P.P) level - 96 mg/dl

before 1 week it was Sugar (F) - 163 mg/dl
and Sugar (P.P) - 165 mg/dl

My question is -
a) Whether it is a popular case or something wrong with me?
b) What things may cause this type of result?
c) What is the remedie?
                                                                 
Thu, 30 Oct 2014
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Hi dear.
I have gone through your question. I can understand your concern.
I will explain you everything.
(a) It is not a popular case, but it is seen many a times. Nothing wrong with you.
(b) Change in drugs or change in dose of certain drugs or change in requirment may leads to this. You may have postprandial hypoglycemia.
(c) Treatment is very simple. You should set the dose of your antidiabetic drugs accordingly.
Thanks for using health care magic.
Wish you a very good health.
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What Does This Below Blood Sugar Report Indicate?

Hi dear. I have gone through your question. I can understand your concern. I will explain you everything. (a) It is not a popular case, but it is seen many a times. Nothing wrong with you. (b) Change in drugs or change in dose of certain drugs or change in requirment may leads to this. You may have postprandial hypoglycemia. (c) Treatment is very simple. You should set the dose of your antidiabetic drugs accordingly. Thanks for using health care magic. Wish you a very good health.