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My glucose is 78 before lunch, is that too low for a type 2 diabetic? i don't feel ok. why is my sugar higher when i wake up than mid morning?
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Ok for most: Eat more for breakfast. May need to keep sugars around 90.
Answered 5/23/2013
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