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Posted by: Belinda | 2012-12-06
Goeie dag,Ek wil graag weet wat die korrekte manier is om vir suiker te toets. Mens hoor van baie mense wat se dat jy moet suiker glukose drink en dan vat hulle bloed by jou elke uur. Wat is die verskil tussen die glukose wat mens drink toets en die een wat jy jou vinger prik en dan die bloed op die strokie in die masjien invoer?Ek kry tans swart gedeeltes in my visie en ek sukkel om te lees of te kan bestuur en het gewonder of dit enigesin iets met bloeddruk, suiker te doen het. Ek het ook op gelees oor die " floaters" en hulle se dis nie gevaarlik nie, maar dit beinvloed my visie en ek kan nie mooi sien nie.Sal graag raad wou he. Ekt voorheen al die glukose toets gedoen en hulle se dis normaal. Partykeer as ek my suiker met die prik toets laat neem het was dit bietjie laag.GroeteBelinda
A.Diabetes expert Dear Belinda
According to SA guidelines, a fasting glucose at the laboratory (done in the morning after fasting overnight for 8 hours) is considered normal if it is less than 6.1, pre-diabetes if it is between 6.1 and 7, and diabetes if it is 7 or more. Another test we do is a glucose tolerance test, where after an overnight 8 hour fast a patient is given 75 grams of glucose in water and then their glucose level is tested after 2 hours. At 2 hours a normal glucose level should be less than 7.8, and we would consider a level 11.1 or higher to be in the diabetic range. A level in between 7.8 and 11.1 would fall into the pre-diabetic range. Some patients may be normal on one test and abnormal on the other. Normally we need at least 2 levels above the cut offs for diabetes to make the diagnosis, or one abnormal test and associated symptoms like tiredness, weight loss, blurred vision, drinking lots of water and passing lots of urine. We don’t normally use the finger prick test unless we don’t have a laboratory or the levels are a very high with symptoms. If your glucose test are normal, the I suggest an ophthalmologist to assess your eyes