Blood Sugar Level Ranges

[Nerdy]

Hello everyone! I am a new member here!

I am a non-diabetic. Recently I have been working on a noninvasive blood glucose monitoring model as my final year project. One of the feature in my model will be telling the user about the status of his blood glucose (BG) level, whether it is a LOW, NORMAL or HIGH. From there, I have to develop some actions based on the detected status of BG level.
I have been searching on the internet to find out the ranges of BG level for the diabetics, non-diabetics and pregnant women. Unfortunately I am still confused about the lower and upper limit of healthy BG level, either about fasting, pre-meal, 1 hour or 2 hours post-meal for those 3 types of users.
Can any guru here share your information about this with me!

Thanks!!

 

[Mike d]

Just how hard have you looked? The internet is swamped with this info.

 

[urbanracer]

Hello everyone! I am a new member here!

I am a non-diabetic. Recently I have been working on a noninvasive blood glucose monitoring model as my final year project. One of the feature in my model will be telling the user about the status of his blood glucose (BG) level, whether it is a LOW, NORMAL or HIGH. From there, I have to develop some actions based on the detected status of BG level.
I have been searching on the internet to find out the ranges of BG level for the diabetics, non-diabetics and pregnant women. Unfortunately I am still confused about the lower and upper limit of healthy BG level, either about fasting, pre-meal, 1 hour or 2 hours post-meal for those 3 types of users.
Can any guru here share your information about this with me!

Thanks!!

http://www.diabetes.co.uk/diabetes_care/blood-sugar-level-ranges.html

 

[tim2000s]

Hello everyone! I am a new member here!

I am a non-diabetic. Recently I have been working on a noninvasive blood glucose monitoring model as my final year project. One of the feature in my model will be telling the user about the status of his blood glucose (BG) level, whether it is a LOW, NORMAL or HIGH. From there, I have to develop some actions based on the detected status of BG level.

Who are you targeting it at? For most people who need to know their glucose levels, Low, Normal or High is not much use as your behaviour at the Low end of Normal range is very differnt from that at the high end of normal range.

I have been searching on the internet to find out the ranges of BG level for the diabetics, non-diabetics and pregnant women. Unfortunately I am still confused about the lower and upper limit of healthy BG level, either about fasting, pre-meal, 1 hour or 2 hours post-meal for those 3 types of users.
Can any guru here share your information about this with me!

Thanks!!

I'd suggest you also do some research into how blood glucose level information is used and why you need to know more about the value and direction before heading down the route you are taking.