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Diabetic tendency

2018-07-06 10:17:04
I am 19 weeks pregnant and my PPBS after lunch is 149. Is it normal or is it something to be worried about?
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It's normal...have you done HBA1C ever?

Answered2018-07-06 10:19:56

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