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My first doctor took my 3 hour glucose test which was normal,but my new doctor wants me to do it again. i want to know if my second one will benormal?
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If your first: test was "normal", your second one will most likely be normal as well, but it is impossible to predict with certainty, particularly if time has passed between the two tests. Did you ask why a second test was indicated?
Answered 6/27/2014
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