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Does a single reading of 104mg/dl 12hr fasting blood glucose enough to diagnose prediabetes.so worried to have dm type 2.fbs is always normal before.
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Normal: A fasting blood sugar of 104 mg/dl is normal.
Answered 2/15/2015
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