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Passing glucose Tolerance test

2022-07-07 02:06:31
Hello I've been advised to get Glucose Tolerance Test by my dr. She's asked me to have some food then wait for 1 hour, then have 75gm glucose with water & then give blood sample exact 2 hrs after having the glucose. I want to know what should I have in the food before taking the glucose water so that I pass this test?? I'm not diabetic neither do I have any family history of diabetes
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First sample should be empty stomach and then next sample after  2 hrs drinking 75 gm of glucose.....

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Normal food that u generally take

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