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I am 20 years of age and i recently checked my fasting glucose for first time it was 70. could that cause health issues being so close to being low?
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No: That is still within the normal range, and the fact that it is in the low range of normal, is not predictive of potential health issues in the future.
Answered 4/19/2014
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