Can you answer itoljaso’s question about Diabetes?:

I recently bought a cheap blood glucose meter (the “TrueTrack Smart System” kit) over the internet to check out my blood sugars after a relative was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Since I have no symptoms and am not overweight I was just expecting to be reassured; but I found my 8hr fasting glucose over several days seemed to range from 98 to 124 indicating potential prediabetes. However, this morning I became confused on getting a reading of 144 despite not having eaten anything for over 12 hours. I decided to do several tests in a row and the results were: 144 130 117 111 126 110 104. I made sure my fingers were very clean and dry & of course used new strips & lancets each time. The meter did not come with glucose control solution but does have a test card you can insert in the strip port which then reads “OK”. My question is, what is the normal range of reproducibility you can expect in readings from a blood glucose meter, and should I disregard these results and throw it out?

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Can you answer Lanetta H’s question about Diabetes?:

I was just diagnosed but forgot what type of myopathy he called it. Can you help?

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Can you answer robert’s question about Diabetes?:

I have damage in my left hand on the outside palm and finger.

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Can you answer Susie Q’s question about Diabetes?:

What I mean is, do you ONLY have the symptoms of diabetes (peeing often, drinking often etc.) if you have high blood sugar?

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Can you answer j4Rose’s question about Diabetes?:

I have read that in type 2 diabetes, the symptoms can be virtually non-existent, so how can you tell?

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