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I'm non diabetic and my morning gluclose was 92.is that normal? during the day it's been as high as 140 and low as 70.. i'm trying to prevent diabete
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Numbers are normal: To prevent diabetes exercise regularly + maintain healthy weight. Screening recommendations vary by group, but general consensus is to screen adults with significant risk factors for disease - hypertension / hyperlipidemia - and those with obesity and another risk factor. Those without risk factors should undergo screening every three years or less beginning at age 45.
Answered 7/15/2015
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