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What to do if i'm diabetic and my grandpa is also diabetic and it was 86mg, is that normal without fasting..?
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A good sugar level: Hi. Yes, 86 mg/dl is a normal sugar level. Of course it's only one point in time, and depending on what diabetes medicines your taking, it could go significantly higher or lower from there. A1c is the way we assess diabetes control, not by one isolated BG value. Good luck!
Answered 9/29/2016
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