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Is a glucose level of 46 of any concern at all?
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Yes: That is too low it should be higher. There are many reasons for glucose to be low. The most common one would be diabetic medicine, then general illness, liver problems, or poor diet if this is happening consistently you should see your doctor.
Answered 3/31/2017
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