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Can you have diabetes but not have high blood sugar?
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Yes: Particularly if you're on treatment or have had bypass surgery. You still have diabetes, but glucose is normal. When you're developing diabetes, however, no diagnosis can be made until glucose is above normal.
Answered 9/19/2018
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