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M58 could prediabetic (fasting sugar 124 a1c=5.7) cause delayed healing of ulcer on pharynx. ?
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Unlikely: However, a chronic source of inflammation can raise your blood sugar and make you prediabetic. You need to get that ulcer checked out.
Answered 2/28/2014
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