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My bs fasted is usually low 50-85. today was 121, could it be high because all of sweets yesterday? non-diabetic just hypoglecemic.
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Possible: pre-diabtes with occasional hypogycemia. You will need a formal glucose tolerance test and serial measurements of HgbA1c.
Answered 11/28/2014
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