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Hba1c elevated

2021-10-24 14:43:52
My Hba1c is slightly elevated . It is 6.40.... I m not at all overweight and follow a healthy regime . Can I consume alcohol once in a month and have boiled potatoes once a week. Kindly suggest .
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HbA1c of 6.4 comes in the pre diabetic range . You need to do other investigations to rule out diabetes and pre diabetes .
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Do FBS , PP, lipid profile (fasting ) LFT , KFT , Uric acid USG whole abdomen .

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