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I just had a random check of my blood sugar levels i've never had it done before it read 4.3 is that okay i mean i didn't fast or anything just did it randomly?
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Mmol/L?: If your random blood sugar was 4.3 mmol/l, that is completely normal and translates to about 77 mg/dl. If you have concerns about diabetes, a fasting blood sugar and hba1c might be more informative to you if you get blood work done again.
Answered 7/1/2019
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