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My blood sugar test results was169 after food (2hrs) & i pee when ever i drink too much of water.. is it bad?
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Incomplete info: To be tested for diabetes, which seems to be your concern, you need to be tested for fasting blood sugar. Please discuss the testing with your doctor as s/he may want to do a1c testing also.
Answered 8/3/2013
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