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Question:

From Walsall, United Kingdom:

My nan checked my four year old daughter's blood sugar level and it was 10.3 mmol/L [185 mg/dl]. What should I do?

Answer:

Ask your pediatrician for a fasting blood sugar level determination with a standard fasting urinalysis.

MS

DTQ-20061018130145
Original posting 22 Oct 2006
Posted to Diagnosis and Symptoms

  
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