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Re: Glucose Levels-conversion From: Joel (anonymous@obgyn.net) Mon, 31 Mar 1997 10:20:07 +0000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Arlois: "Blood Tests" Previous message: Kelly: "Re: Depo Provera" Maybe in reply to: Sonja: "Glucose Levels-conversion" Next in thread: Dr: "Re: Glucose Levels-conversion" Sonja Bettinger wrote: > > I live in Australia where glucose is measured in mmol/L. However, I am > American and really can only relate to the mg/dl measurement used in the > states. Can anyone here tell me how to convert mmol to mg.? > > Also, I would be interested in opinions regarding the normal range of > glucose during pregnancy. At what level should one become concerned > that the glucose may be too high? > > Thank You > > -- > Sonja 1 g/l = 5,5 mmol/l During pregnancy, you usually have 0,8 < glucose < 1,20 g/l Up to 1,20 g/l you must enquire about a gestationnal diabetisis. -- Joel Kompanietz, MD, CNGOF, Mazamet, France Next message: Arlois: "Blood Tests" Previous message: Kelly: "Re: Depo Provera" Maybe in reply to: Sonja: "Glucose Levels-conversion" Next in thread: Dr: "Re: Glucose Levels-conversion"

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