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Best Answer: Danger zone is a constant reading of above 130. NORMAL blood sugars will spike into the 200's after a heavy meal, but they will drop back to normal in about 3 hours. In the diabetic, the spike will be to 300 or more, and never drop back to normal.
Diabetic must check his sugar level on the spot. If the blood sugar level is more than 200 mg/dl consistently for two days, then it is a dangerous level. If on checking the blood sugar level you get a result of more than 300 mg/dl then this is the time to gain specialistâs help. This means that you have to change your diabetes control tactics.