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Confusion over diagnosis - Hypoglycaemia

2017-11-22 07:30:10
My blood reports shows higher sugar level i.e. Fasting- 151 mg/DL (70-110) PP - 229 mg/DL (90-160) Glycated Haemoglobin(HBA1C)- 7.4% (3.5%-6.0%) But doctor has mentioned signs of Hypoglycaemia on report. Which as much as I know is the problem associated with low glucose level in blood. Please clarify my doubts as per my understanding Hypoglycaemia condition is when glucose level is Less than 70mg/DL in blood.
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