Blood sugar 9.0 is normal.

Postprandial blood glucose 9.0mmol/L, we want to divide into two situations. One is called postprandial blood glucose for short, which refers to finger glucose two hours after eating. If your blood glucose is 9.0mmol/L two hours after eating, then your blood glucose is abnormal. Because the normal blood glucose two hours after a meal is less than or equal to 7.8mmol/L, but the postprandial blood glucose value of a diagnosed diabetic patient is greater than or equal to 11.1mmol/L. If the blood glucose two hours after a meal is 9.0mmol/L, it may be a stage of impaired glucose tolerance, which needs to be further improved to confirm the diagnosis of diabetes, that is, oral glucose tolerance test. However, if your postprandial blood glucose 9.0mmol/L is not two hours after meals, but half an hour or one hour after meals, this time cannot be called postprandial blood glucose, can only be called random blood glucose, random blood glucose 9.0 may be normal. Therefore, the diagnostic criteria for diabetes, we are based on fasting blood glucose and two hours after meals blood glucose values, there is a random blood glucose value to set. Therefore, it is recommended that you further improve the diagnostic test of diabetes to further clarify your glucose metabolism.