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Does anyone know about prediabetes? genetic?
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Probably: Since prediabetes is the forerunner of diabetes, which is a genetically related disease, the prediabetes is most likely genetic. However, the exact genetics have not been worked out. If you have a family with a lot of diabetics, ask your doctor to a blood test.
Answered 9/4/2015
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