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Why is my 2 hours blood sugar (post glucola), higher than the fbs?

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Sugar: Post parandial hyperglycemia is still important and affects the hga1c. Some have high fasting, others have high post parandial, and some with both.

Dr Miller agreed

Answered 9/12/2015

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