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I gave my fasting bood sample 5-10 minutes after moderate exercise and sugar level came out as 96 mg/dL.      7 days ago, when I did the same test without prior exercise, it came out as 85 mg/dL.      Is it normal or something is wrong?
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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable
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Both reports are normal. Please appreciate that the human body is not a machine or a robot. The reports of investigations will change on a daily basis or also on an hourly basis. So there is no answer to why the test on day 1 was this and on day 10 was that
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Normal
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As long as your fasting glucose level is below 100 mg/dl it's considered normal It varies ,but stays below 100 mg in non diabetic person
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Normal
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Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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It is normal
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These look normal.
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