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Can multiple normal random blood glucose tests be enough to say no hypoglycemia/diabetes. i still think i have something. have bad health anxiety.
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You do have anxiety: But you could also have something else. You will not however be likely to find a cause here with so little information. You might want to schedule a formal consult to air all of your concerns. Good luck!
Answered 12/4/2016
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