Hyperglycaemia

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Hyperglycaemia refers to higher-than-normal blood glucose level. The upper limit of "normal" glucose level depends on whether there is fasting or not. When fasting, the upper normal level is 7.0 mM.

Chronic hyperglycaemia is a defining feature of diabetes mellitus.