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My glucose one hour test not fasting is 167. what do i need to do. thank you.
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Elevated glucose: It is good you are aware. First, adjust diet --- avoid sugar, breads, muffins, starches, desserts, pizza, and pasta. Minimize saturated fats. Eat only very lean meats, poultry, fish, and egg whites. Avoid high fructose drinks. Exercise daily. Achieve ideal weight. Consult dietitian.
Answered 10/10/2014
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