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When I go for lab tests, I have to fast. Does that mean I can't take any medication before the test?

27 September 2015

No, before the test you must absolutely take the medication prescribed by your doctor and drink some water. Fasting means that you cannot eat a meal, drink coffee or tea before the test, which could simply falsify the test result. In the case of people with chronic diseases, e.g. diabetes, if possible, you should postpone your first meal and insulin intake until after the test or take this into account when reading the results.

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