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My wake up (fasting) blood sugar levels vary greatly! 82 some days, 110 other days. most common is high 90s. are such fluctuations normal?
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Blood sugar: Morning blood sugar varies depending on your diet, morning stress or hormone levels. If it is 110 in the morning at times before eating, it may be pre-diabetes. Establishing care with a primary care doctor is a great way to prevent health care issues. I encourage you to find one.
Answered 3/20/2019
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YES: FBS should be between 60 -130 with HgbA1c less than 7
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