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Yes it's high.. Repeat HBA1C, FBS, PPBS, lipid profile from a good clinical  laboratory

HBA1C 12.6 indicates uncontrolled diabetics.If your fasting glucose level is normal , Most likely a raised post prandial glucose level could be the cause of raised HBA1C. If fasting glucose level and post prandial glucose levels are normal and the HBA1C is high ,consider falsely elevated HBA1C due to other conditions .

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Yes. You should be worried. In fact you should get a full Glucose Tolerance test done.

Your Hba1c level concludes a diagnosis of diabetes Your blood glucose level is very much uncontrolled You need strict monitoring and management with insulin initially, later based on control and sugar Levels you can change into oral medications Reduce the carbohydrate level Add more vegetables and green leafy food Take more fibre Stay hydrated Take small Quantity food frequently Avoid white sugar, jaggery, honey and sweets Biweekly fasting and postprandial monitoring needed Do diabetic profile (7 sample test )

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Yes it is worrying.you must go for blood sugar profile and consult your nearest physician asap.

Yes you do have high blood sugar/ diabetes You must see the doctor asap

Consult an Endocrinologist and re evaluate your diabetic profile

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According to your Value of HbA1C value you can be patient of diabetes . You should check again some test as 1-Fasting blood sugar. 2 Post Prandial Blood Sugar. 3-C-peptide test . 4- GAD test. 5- HbA1C again . Normal healthy people have HbA1C less than 6.5 . When you will get the result then you should take consultation for better evaluation.

You have Frank un controlled diabetes, close monitoring needed, with advice for diet excercise, and medication pl consult physician