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Does un continuous sleeping in a night, could raise the fasting sugar level ? i am 101.. i am scared..
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It shouldn't: And 101 is a good level. Discuss with your physician if you are concerned. There are other factors to consider e g your age, medical history, medications you are taking, etc. Your doctor may order hemoglobin a1c to reflect the last 120 days of your blood sugar esp. If you have diabetes.
Answered 3/31/2013
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