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5 yr old ate at 9:30 some white rice, then biscuits at 10:30 , 12:30 his blood sugar was 130, 2:00 it was 105 , 3 hrs post ,fasting 87 ..non diabetic
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Normal blood sugars: Curious why you are testing a 5 year old, but if you are concerned about diabetes get a 3 hr glucose trst st the endocrinologist
Answered 10/15/2018
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