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6 month old's non fasting random glucose test was 126 mg/ dl. baby ate 1.5 hours prior. is this normal?
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Within normal limits: The fact that he ate 1and one half hours before his blood test could account for his slightly elevated blood sugar.
Answered 2/12/2013
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