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I had paracetamol and a cup of tea before a blood test? would i have to give a blood test again?
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Depends: Many blood tests require you to be fasting, but the majority do not. So, it is unlikely that these two substances would alter the blood tests. You could ask your physician -- since i don't know what blood tests you had done.
Answered 8/16/2013
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