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A member asked:
Why is there a huge flux in my glucose levels, from a fasting glucose of around 90 but to a peak after meals around 190?
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Postprandial glucose: You are by definition a diabetic. You have postprandial raise in blood sugars. If you are slightly overweight, you may benefit from metformin.
Answered 12/9/2013
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