Q: what is to high fortype2diabetes
Linda-
Hello! I was told by my endo he would like for me to be under 180 2 hours after eating...diabetic anything over 180 after a meal is too high! I think you would have to see what goals your physician set for you. I also noticed the ADA (American Diabetes Assocation) and the ACE (American College of Endocrinology's) goals are a little different. The ADA is not as strict as the ACE 's. You may also want to consult with your physician, he or she may have set a specific goal for you.
Here is a link from David Mendosa's sharepost! I think this will help also.
http://www.healthcentral.com/diabetes/c/17/1547/testing-targets
Cherise
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