Type 2 Diabetes What Causes Diabetes? Insulin Resistance Signs of Diabetes Hypoglycemia Hyperglycemia Diabetes Treatment Glycemic Index Diabetic Recipes Canine Diabetes Feline Diabetes Articles Library	How High Can Blood Sugar Go To Be Normal? If you have been showing signs of diabetes, or you are at risk for Type 2 Diabetes, you should have a blood glucose test done. This test will show you the amount of sugar in your blood and determine whether you are currently not diabetic, pre-diabetic, or have diabetes. How high can blood sugar go to be normal? Blood sugar can be measured after fasting (not eating) for 8 hours, or as a random sample (measured any time during the day). Normal blood sugar levels are: Between 70 mg/dl and 100 mg/dl after fasting; or Not more than 200 mg/dl for a random sample. In people without diabetes, then, blood sugar should not normally be higher than 200 mg/dl.   The information on this website is based on our own research and personal experience, and is not a substitute for medical advice. Questions about your health and individual situation should be directed to your doctor.
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