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A member asked:
Have graves disease and my glucose level is a bit elevated.. does it mean that i have diabetes?
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Depends: Was your glucose fasting or random and how elevated? Was it repeated? Was a hga1c done to check your 3 month average blood sugar? You may be normal, pre diabetic or diabetic. It's hard to tell from the information given . Having graves does not necessarily predispose to diabetes but those with diabetes frequently get thyroid disease.
Answered 4/30/2013
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