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Diabetes with Hba1c 6.25 and average 120

2017-12-28 07:06:33
I had got random plasma glucose as 85 during my 7th week of pregnancy. I had miscarriage on 12dec and today my fasting blood sugar from glucometer was 150. My hba1c test resulted in 6.15 with average blood glusose of 120. I have thyroid with 75 dose thronorm. Am i having diabetes? If i am pre-diabetic, can diabetes be prevented?
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Your hba1c report suggest that your are having pre diabetes. At this stage, you need to focus on dietary changes, exercise and weight loss if overweight. With these measured, diabetes can be prevented for a considerable time.
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You should not plan another pregnancy before the reports normalise.

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