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I have high blood sugar found on bloodwork but not diabetic. a1c is 5.5. is there medication i can take to keep blood sugar steady for non diabeties?
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A1c 5.5: Hard to understand why blood sugar is high and A1c is normal. Please have your doctor repeat both A1c and blood sugar level. Please let me know what develops.
Answered 9/21/2015
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