well that's an excellent question and i can understand your hesitancy. your fbs (fasting blood sugar) is only slightly high (normal is 70-100). your post-prandial (pp or "after-dinner") sugar is on the low side for a post-meal reading but overall it's within a normal range. (usually pp blood sugar levels go up not down. ) the question is: are these normal readings the result of a medication regimen? let me use a different example. a person has high blood pressure. they begin taking blood pressure medication and monitoring their blood pressure at home. they notice their blood pressure is always within the normal range. does this mean they should stop taking their blood pressure medication? no! the results show the blood pressure medication is working just the way it should. however it's a little trickier when you're talking about blood sugar. insulin levels that are too low can be just as dangerous as levels that are too high. you mention being in the last trimester of pregnancy. i'm wondering if your ob-gyn is concerned about gestational diabetes. i suggest you check with whoever told you to take the glyburide for a detailed explanation about why "they" want you to take it. you deserve to know and they should have made it clear to you when you got the prescription. wishing you well!
fbs is 109 2hr pp is 88-104 they want me to take glyberide 2. 5 at hs. is this safe? . last trimester edc 4/2<negative_smiley>14.