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My blood sugar typically tends to hover around 105 between meals (sometimes it's lower). is that cause for concern? enough to deem me "pre-diabetic"?
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Fasting blood sugars: We look at fasting blood sugars, not post-prandial sugars. That doesn't sound particularly concerning.
Answered 5/27/2017
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