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My fasting sugar was 136 or 7.5. this is high. so, is this the reason i get vomitish every morning? thanks
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BS: yes , this is probably the cause. Your tests suggest that you have developed Diabetes and you need to see a physician to start treatment
Answered 7/15/2016
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