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Hi And Low blood sugar numbers Posted: 11-26-07 15:28pm


Hi: I have been testing my blood glucose over past 5 or 6 years annually. It normally is on 80-87 mg/dl. I remember a couple of times when it has been 72 and other 105. It is normal to have these numbers (from 72-105??) All these numbers are fasting tests.

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