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The normal range for sodium levels are 135-147, mine is 141. how rapid can sodium and glucose levels increase? should i be concerned?
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Probably not: Your sodium level is completely normal. Unlike sodium, glucose levels change depending on what you eat during the day. Insulin tries to keep your glucose levels as normal as possible.
Answered 12/28/2016
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