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Is 3mmol/l a bad blood sugar level too have
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Low blood sugar: Your blood glucose level is 3 mmol, or 54 mg/dl, which is too low and had hypoglycemia (h). If you are a diabetic taking meds to lower your glucose, speak to the physician who ordered these for you to reduce your dose. On meds, your sugar should be between 80-150. Speak to your to doctor about preventing h from happening again.
Answered 4/7/2013
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