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Is it normal for a non-diabetic's blood sugar to constantly be between 55-75mg/dl? i feel no hypo side effects.
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See MD: See MD get tested for insulinoma, glucose levels, insulin levels, C-Peptide levels, endocrine workup, endoscopic ultrasound versus MRI if indicated. Take any medicines? Why checking blood sugar? Anorexia? Low BMI? Recent weight loss? Good luck.
Answered 9/6/2016
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