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If gluc level is consistently about 83 when going to bed, but 100 when waking up (sometimes it's lower, i.e. 90s, 80s), is there a problem?
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No.: All the numbers given are within normal range. A normal blood draw glucose would be in the range of 65 to 99. If you're doing a fingerstick it may be a little higher. The numbers you have quoted are not of concern at all
Answered 8/14/2014
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