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What is a normal blood sugar level approximately 4 hours after eating breakfast?
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Should be < 140mg/dL: You're best off looking at a 2 hr post meal blood sugar because by the time 4 hours have gone by, blood sugar may have come down from a much higher value.
Answered 11/29/2018
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