The presence of glucose in the blood; the concentration of glucose circulating in the bloodstream (American spelling variant of glycohaemia).
From Greek 'glykys' (sweet) + 'haemia' modified to 'hemia' in American English. The American variant simplifies the spelling while retaining the same meaning, following transatlantic spelling conventions.
Doctors check your glycohemia level during blood tests—it's one of the most medically important measurements because abnormal glucose levels point to diabetes, thyroid problems, or metabolic syndrome!
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