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Might eating something high in sugar (such as a donut) before taking a cholesterol test affect the outcome?
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Yes: A donut with all the affed fat would affect a cholesterol and triglyceride test. Please try to fast for 12 hours before testing. Water is allowed for hydration.
Answered 4/18/2013
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