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What would cause my husbands glucose to elevate and drop throughout the day? anywhere from 56-130? he's not a diabetic.
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56-130: The numbers aren't all that bad but he should ask his doctor to check his insulin levels. By the way, why is he measuring his blood sugar? Is he experiencing symptoms?
Answered 2/20/2015
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