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My oral glucose tolerance test decreased on hours 2 & 3--my doctor mentioned this but did not explain. why is this significant?
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Need the numbers: Hi. We can't tell you anything about your OGTT without knowing the numbers. Give us fasting and 2 hour; that's all we need.
Answered 7/20/2014
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