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What treatment should someone follow if she has glucose intolerance only in the morning before breakfast ?
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Glucose intolerance: Go see your doctor and get tested for diabetes by having a hemoglobin a1c level. If it elevated, it means you have diabetes. If you do, see if you have any risk factors that be modified, such as obesity. Ask your doctor for more advice.
Answered 3/25/2013
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