HBA1C 5.5 and FBS 93

2020-05-02 11:05:59
Hi Doctors, My HBA1C - 5.4 and eAG - 109 was 3 months back. Exactly after 3 months there is slight increase in HBA1C - 5.5 and eAG - 119. Will I develop pre-diabetes in future? Please advise.
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You need to be cautious.If you are overweight,of sedantry life style,any history of alcohol intake,taking carbohydrate rich diet,food with free sugar and with high glycemic index.if you have history of either of parent being diabetic,beware.
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have GCT done,consult with teport
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avoid food with free sugar,fast food,potato,refined floor,rice,oily food regular exercise increase dietary fibre rich food,salad,fruits like papaya,apple,vegetables like Loki,, tori, dalia

Answered2020-05-02 11:43:41

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Dear Sir, warm wishes. Kindly do the following to avoid unnecessary messup : 1. Fasting plasma glucose 2 PP Plasma Sugar ( post prandial sugar after 2 hours of breakfast after giving sample of fasting plasma glucose ) 3. HBA1C 4. URIINE R/M 5. Microalbuminuria 6. Ultrasound whole abdomen especially for kidney sizes.
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kindly contact me so that I can have a detailed history. with best wishes.

Answered2020-05-02 11:34:03

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Is there a family history of Diabetes You should do blood sugar after 2 hours of meals also Is there any symptoms

Answered2020-05-02 11:21:14

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Hello, Don't worry Your report is within normal limits.
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1. do regular exercises

Answered2020-05-02 11:13:47

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Any family history? You need diabeti diet. Avoid sugar.
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take online consultation

Answered2020-05-02 13:19:54

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