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I'm prediabetic. when is the best time to check sugar levels? i test every so often 2 hours after eating in the morning and it's been normal.
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Prediabetic: Usually there is no reason to do home glucose if you are prediabetic. I would work more on getting BMI down to <25.
Answered 3/16/2018
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