Hba1c and rbs

2021-09-25 14:32:24
I had diagnosed with covid 5 months back and got treated in hospital with steroids and anti biotics. Around 2 to 3 weeks they were used. Before admitting my random blood sugar was 94. Now I had done random blood sugar test which was 141. This was done post breakfast. Also hba1c was 5.9%. I had put on weight in these 5 months and physically less active. Is this normal and due to weight?
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Slightly increased. Please do lifestyle modifications and reduce the weight to optiml levels. Would like to discuss in details. Kindly consult.

Answered2021-09-25 16:09:06

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Answered2021-09-25 15:09:42

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Answered2021-09-25 14:49:36

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Hi, Your HBA1C was below 6.5 which is normal And Random Blood Sugar is 141 which is also considered normal post breakfast . So as you have gained weight you should start Daily exercise of 1 hr and reduce carbohydrate and fat intake to decrease complications of weight gain

Answered2021-09-25 14:47:01

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Its impaired, will correct by lifestyle and diet modifications

Answered2021-09-25 14:37:07

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Hb1Ac is just normal Fasting and PP blood glucose test is advisable

Answered2021-09-25 14:35:26

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Pre-diabetes maybe. Lifestyle and dietary modifications

Answered2021-09-25 15:01:39

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You dont have diabetes  . But you are susceptible to have it in future . Daily brisk walk of 30 mins will prevent you from having Diabetes

Answered2021-09-25 14:35:35

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