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Blood glucose from fingertip 108mg/dl around 5pm after eating/snacking throughout the day. is that normal for non-diabetic?
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If you have concern about diabetes or pre-diabetes, you should get morning fasting blood tested at an accredited laboratory. Glucometer readings are not for diagnostic use.
Answered 5/21/2022
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