yes, this is interesting. post and let us know the outcome.
How did u get on with this, as i had the same with my daughter, and she to is also underweight and small for age.
Thanks, I guess the long Holiday weekend and not being able to have this checked ASAP is making me a little nervous.
My son is small for his age, probably a little underweight, but also small in height. I plan to follow-up with his doctor Monday and make an appt. Thanks again.
The number of 243 and 156 after a meal do both seem high, but his body may have been successful in lowering the numbers after another hour or so. Lab testing is the best way to find out if he has a problem. Is your son's weight normal or is he overweight? If overweight, then I would discuss with his doctor putting him on a diet. He may be a candidate for type 2 diabetes if his weight is higher than it should be, for this is a growing problem in children. If he is not overweight, you might want to ask the doctor to check for the antibodies that show if his immune system is currently attacking his pancreas. That test and his blood glucose test together would show if type 1 diabetes may be happening.
But don't panic. Do have him checked and see what real lab tests show. It is possible that a carb-heavy Thanksgiving meal was the culprit and that he just didn't react as healthily as his siblings did. He may be a youngster that should watch his diet more than his siblings as far as eating large amounts of carbs.