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Thread: I don't get it
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Old 05-11-2004, 06:08 PM
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am1977 am1977 is offline
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I'm not sure exactly why you experienced this, but my advice would be to keep an eye on your blood sugars in the morning and note any further highs or lows for that matter. If you continue to see high levels in the morning that would mean that something would need to be adjusted with your Doctor's help. It could be anything that caused this, it could just be a fluke-y kind of thing.
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