I definitely agree with Shane's comment . . . you really need to check your fasting glucose level when you first get up . . . although it is certainly best if your post prandial (about two hours after eating) numbers are also within normal ranges; so much depends on exactly what you ate and how much of it on any given day. The fasting numbers are a better indication of how you are actually doing.
The best guideline is, of course, your A1C -- but that is not a number you can check yourself. It can only be determined by lab test. It gives a very good picture of how your blood glucose has been over the past 90 days.
Try not to get yourself too upset until you see your doctor and hopefully hear the results of your A1C test (hopefully he will have one done). Stress, unfortunately, will raise your blood sugar levels, too.
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