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I had bloodwork done not fasting snd mu glucose was 101 i have work up every three months and has always been normal?
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Non fasting BS: of 101is normal. You are not diabetic. However if you Obese you may already have some level of Insulin resistance. Healthy life style, weight loss, excercise and healthy eating will reduce risk of developing diabetics
Answered 6/25/2014
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