I’m a newly diagnosed diabetic, so I’m not an expert by any means, but the best course of action would be to make an appointment with your GP & get a haemaglobin A1c (HbA1c) fasting blood test. This will show the amount of glucose bound to your red blood cells, and as red blood cells live for 90 days, it can show a 3 month view of how your body is dealing with glucose.
My Diabetic nurse said to check my glucose level 2 hours after eating, as this is when the glucose level from my meal would be highest. So, if you tested at 1 hour, it’s perfectly possible that your glucose level will be higher on your hr 2 test, even if you haven’t eaten anything else.
Remember, your blood glucose level will naturally rise & fall during the day, depending on loads of factors (what you eat, how long since you’ve last eaten, if you’re stressed, are ill etc.). It’s why testing is only recommended if advised by your nurse/GP.
Now, I’m only a couple of weeks into my diagnosis (picked up on a routine medication blood test, although I’d felt bloody awful for months), but your levels look within the range my nurse has given me.
I’m just a diabetes n00b & I’m sure someone further along their journey could give much better advice, but I suggest visiting the GP if you are concerned, or have other symptoms like frequent urination, thirst, fatigue etc.
Hoping you feel better soon & get some better answers from your GP than this old moo can give lol!