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Diabetic patient

2018-08-27 06:35:38
Dear All , My father has encountered with glycosylated hemoglobin 14 .. though his medicins are on , but I would like to know what exactly does this means in lay man language.. Wat are the possible problems patient could face in future, bcoz this .. Regards
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Glycosylated hemoglobin of 14 denotes uncontrolled blood sugar levels in such situation insulin may be considered for blood sugar control depending upon detailed physical examination.
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Consult diabetologist.
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Consult diabetologist immediately

Answered2018-08-27 07:02:03

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