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Hba1c _ non diabetic

2023-04-03 03:25:33
Hi , m non diabetic recently I got tested for hba1c it came out 6.9 but FBS is 114 ...what to do ? Can I reduce it without medications
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Hi., I can understand your concern. Yes it's suggesting prediabetic condition. Plan for regular exercise and walking. Avoid processed and outside food items. Drink adequate water
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redo test after one month. FBS PPBS HbA1C

Answered2023-04-03 14:36:28

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Yeah it is in the starting stage If u can follow strict low carbohydrate diet and regular exercise, then u might be able to control it without medication

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