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What are the factors that may affect one fasting glucose reading?
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See below: This is a partial list of the factors that may affect fasting blood glucose: Diabetes, insusulsinoma, liver failure, hypercoticoid state/treatment with glucocorticoids, glucagonoma, fibrosarcoma, emaciation, stress, thyroid disorder, pheochromocytoma, metabolic syndrome, renal gycosuria etc.
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