Approximately 30 million Americans suffer from undiagnosed diabetes. If you think you might be suffering from diabetes, you should contact a healthcare professional immediately to be tested. Diabetes is a serious disease but with proper treatment, individuals suffering from diabetes can expect to live full, healthy lives.

How is diabetes diagnosed?
The most common way to diagnose diabetes is by using the fasting blood glucose test. It is performed by taking a sample of blood from an individual who has fast overnight (8 hours). The blood can be sent to a laboratory or the test can be performed by using a glucose meter. A blood glucose level of 200 mg/dl or higher indicates diabetes.

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