Confused about sugar level

2021-12-05 06:17:04
Hello Dr, I don't know if am pre diabetic as my blood sugar level comes before breakfast 101,106 today was 108 and after food 117,119 and my hb1A level is 5.6% i go for a walk everyday, eat sugary food rare, and drink water also on time, I don't have a symptoms like thirst and frequent urination, what to do do I have a diabetis Thank you
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I understood your concern  and noted the problem as well .I need to ask few more details to make a diagnosis and start treatment and advice which suits you. Pl consult me on Practo , so that I can help you better.book a time slot as per your convenience for consultation.

Answered2021-12-05 17:03:49

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I think u are more excited towards it..that's y checking sugar levels frequently..first of all remove anxiety from uu..
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Check Fasting blood sugar and post prandial blood sugar once and consult me..I will confirm u either u r diabetic or not..dnt worry upto that..be cool and happy..don't get excited
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Avoid sugars..rice... Eat chapathi..roti...brown rice... Do exercise and wlkng atleast 1 hr per day..

Answered2021-12-05 13:30:38

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Kindly discuss for your concern

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Not uncommon Repeat testing with strict 8 hours or overnight fasting is advisable

Answered2021-12-05 09:33:35

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HBA1C is in normal range.your  pp sugar level is normal.yes fasting is bit increased but it's not a worry point. Considering your  age it can be managed by exercise and diet control.take lite meal 2 hrs before sleeping at night .drink plenty water.
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monitor sugar,go for complete blood check up including lipid,liver,renal profile. consult doctor for detail check up.

Answered2021-12-05 08:18:27

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The fasting blood sugar levels you have mentioned may not be exactly in the fasting stage. Please do your blood sugar without taking even a glass of water. The PP levels seem to be OK.  You don't have symptoms also.
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Please do blood sugar levels and consult a General Physician on Practo

Answered2021-12-05 06:53:32

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Avoid sugar and its products Plenty of water Exercise Rest normal

Answered2021-12-05 06:31:18

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Hba1c level more than 5.6 -6.5% is pre diabetic state You don't need medication for it now. Diet control with some physical activity is enough. Have  fiber rich food Add fruits and vegetables to your diet. Avoid carbohydrates Have protein rich food Avoid junk food. Drink atleast 3L of water every day Exercise.
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monitor your sugar level every month. consult for any query

Answered2021-12-05 06:30:37

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Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult

Answered2021-12-05 06:26:35

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Avoid anxieties,worries,taje sound sleep , do morning evening  walk for seven days & repeat BSF, 2 hr PP with Hb A1C if towards higher side consult

Answered2021-12-05 06:30:24

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