norm-reading blood suger?
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As you can see from the answers you have about 3 levels to choose from.  This is the fun part about normal blood sugars.  It all depends...\n\nHow long have you eaten?  What have you eaten?  What type of activity have you done?  Any stress?  All of these effect your blood sugar level.  The glycemic index of food also plays a part.\n\nTake a normal day.  You could eat an apple, apple sauce, or a apple juice.  Each of these items, even with the same caloric value will change your blood sugar differently.  The apple will raise your blood sugar over about two hours with a moderate elevation, the apple sauce will raise your blood sugar over about an hour with a slightly sharper increase, and the apple juice will spike your blood suger in approximately 15 minutes.  This has to do with the glycemic index of each item.. The best way to think about this is if the food is easy to digest your body will convert it to sugar quickly.\n\nStress, such as an automobile accident, can cause your body to produce adrenaline(sp?) which in turn will cause your liver to release glycogen so your body can handle the fight or flight response.  This will cause a blood sugar spike.\n\nAll in all with no outside factors you blood sugar should be targeted to be kept in the 70 to 120 range.  After a meal your blood sugar should return to under 120 by an hour. Longer then this and you can run into problems.
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My mom used to have a blood test machine that talked to tell her what to do when, and what the results were. It was kind of big, but it worked great for her since she couldn't see well. Ask your doctor about it.
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i think you mean anemic...get your blood checked. watch out of the RBC value. normal value for females is 120-140 g/L, males 140-160 g/L. wathc also for your hematocrit value. Normal value for males: 40-54% females:37-47%
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The doctor who ordered this blood test should be able to walk through this with you.  At the very least, there should be a nursing line that you can call and ask.  \n\nMost blood results I have received have shown right on the print out what is too low, too high, or within the normal range.  This is a good starting place, but anything abnormal should really be discussed with your healthcare practitioner.
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That is weird, my friend and I were discussing that yesterday. She had been to the doc and he said that the blood bank loves her blood, she is 0 neg. too. She told me that anyone can get her blood, but she could only have 0 neg. herself. I never knew that! I have no idea what type I am, but I will find out now. Thanks for reminding me to do that!
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http://www.bloodbook.com/type-facts.html
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Not sure what you're looking for.\n\nMortimer Adler and Charles van Doren wrote a good book\n\n   "How to Read a Book".  \n\nDefinitely worth the effort even if it's not quite what you were looking for.
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The book is called "Eat Right For Your Blood Type"\n\nThat book is not bunk, it's hit things right on the nose for me.  The reason I'm saying this is because I'm an A+ and about everything the book said for my body to stay away from...I've either been allergic too a long time before ever reading the book or have had trouble with it when I've eaten that particular food.\n\nThere is also a book "Cook Right For Your Blood Type"\n\nThis guy followed up on his father's research. He found out that certain blood types were getting certain health problems and diseases while the other blood types weren't.  After quite a bit of study he also found out that certain foods effected certain blood types differently.  This was found out via years of research. Don't forget that food is a chemistry all it's own and that it effects everyone differently.  It makes since that it would also effect the blood chemistry as well.\n\nNow, while this diet might not pertain to everyone, I know for certain it was correct for me.  Every body is different. While one thing works for one person, it might not work for everyone.
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Fifty-Fifty.  Its all just coincedence and luck.  To be exact the reader would actually have to meet the person before doin the reading.
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try putting something dark like in a Japanese translator and pick from there. Elisabeth Bethory from medieval times that drank and bathed in the blood of her girl victims in hopes of keeping a young fresh. Goth, vampire-like, and sort of scary when you read more information about her at night when it's storming. Especially when I did it right after watching the movie.
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70 -100 are normal fasting blood sugar levels.  They can go a little higher after eating.\n\nYour reading was normal.
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I would contact a hematologist so that you can have thorough exam...but I also want you to understand that there are normal high and low results...there are some people who don't conform to the norma...a normal WBC is 4.0 to 10.5..I would like that second opinion with a hematologist and ease my fears..As a nurse I would not speculate what it may be..and as I said it may be normal for you..I have cared for patients who has a normal temperature of 96 and if they have a fever it is 98.6 so see we are not all the same...good luck and I hope you get good news.
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Only a blood test will tell...
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Depending on the institution 70-110 or 80-120 is normal.  If it is just a little over, keep an eye on it, but yeah, consistently higher than that, you need to see your doc.
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Try reading your biology book
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We did a blood test on ourselves back in 9th grade biology class! Guess they don't teach that in school anymore. LOL
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its about the normal...