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Non diabetic, fasting glucose of around 90. usually don't eat sugar a lot but when i do i get like sweaty... is this because i'm not used to it?
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Diabetes: Fasting glucose 90 is within normal range. That's good you don't eat sugar a lot. When you eat sugar you feel sweaty, that's okay.
Answered 7/22/2015
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