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OK, my very short response.

65 not terribly low
197 not terribly high

Normal ??? NO

Diabetic? Not necessarily.

Should you worry? NO

Should you monitor? YES
Hopeless,

Can it be considered as pre-diabetes?

thanks.

Mary
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