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I'm 78 i was told my liver enzymes were elevated and sugar level was 367 is this dangerous ?
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Sugar level 367: Yes this could be very dangerous. Urge your friend to see her doctor for complete evaluation and treatment. Your friend probably has diabetes and needs treatment.
Answered 11/17/2018
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