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Blood glucose drops within 30mins of eating.then after an hour slowly rises higher and higher.8.4mmol 2hours postmeal. is this diabetes??
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No: Diabetes has several forms of abnormal response to glucose levels, but that response has nothing about it specific to diabetes.
Answered 5/16/2015
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