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My fasting glucose was 95 and my job a1c was 4.8. does this sound normal? if i were diabetic would these tests show something?
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Normal: Your fasting bg is on the normal (non diabetic) range as is your a1c. You do not appear to have diabetes with these results, and if you were diabetic, they would usually be expected to be higher. Good job and best wishes.
Answered 12/11/2013
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