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What should glucose level be before sleeping to avoid hypoglycemia?
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Why are you asking? If you are a healthy normal person your body sorts this out. If you are a diabetic, what meds or insulin are you on and have you had problems with low blood sugar. To get the most from this site you need to provide adequate background information for a reasoned response. You are welcome to start over. If diabetic talk to your treatment team.
Answered 3/29/2022
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