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hello everybody,

tomorrow inchaa allah my fiance has his medical test in casablanca , so should he have his breakfast or not???

the nurse said to him on phone u have to have ur breakfast...but as i know when u have a blood test u shouldnt have anythhing for breakfast!!!

am i wrong or not???

anyhelp is appreciated in advance.

thx.

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He isn't going to have a CBC or his glucose checked, so he can go ahead and eat.

Don't just open your mouth and prove yourself a fool....put it in writing.

It gets harder the more you know. Because the more you find out, the uglier everything seems.

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He isn't going to have a CBC or his glucose checked, so he can go ahead and eat.

thats wht i thought...in some cases u shouldnt eat...thx alot

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He isn't going to have a CBC or his glucose checked, so he can go ahead and eat.

thats wht i thought...in some cases u shouldnt eat...thx alot

Hi, I went to my doctors appointment this week and he told me to be without eating anything 4 hour prior to the test ( blood test), Because this test seems to be a litl bit different from that ones we are used to. I hope help you and good luck!!

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