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Diabetes |
1000mg/dl sugar in urine How bad is this?03/04/2010 |
Recenetly I went to give blood platlettes. My colesteral & blood pressure were just below their allowed limits. But hen they tested for sugar in urine they told me I could not give blood. I saw from an answer here that >200 mg/dl is not good. My was at 1,000 mg/dl. Blood blank just said I don`t qualify to give. Over 200 means diabetes likely, non-expert said I should go to hiospital immediately. Is the 1000 normaly for diabetic or does it mean kidneys about to go?
It is difficult to say what a urine sugar at that level is going to translate to in terms of a blood sugar. I would go ahead and seek medical attention. I can't really put a level of urgency on it on the basis of the information provided. In that circumstance and not knowing anything further about you, all I can say is that I would get it checked out without delay.
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