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A member asked:
Can i still have diabetes although i have a 5.5 a1c with a 88 fasting blood sugar? but still have symptoms
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This isn't diabetes : Look for some other cause of whatever symptoms you may have. Often, just a difficult life situation can mimic symptoms of serious illness and a good physician can help you through this.
Answered 5/2/2015
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