My h1bc level is 5.4 at age 27

2025-03-08 08:46:21
Is this level high for my age. My grand father had sugar.Tell me some suggestions according to that i will change.so in future ut wont come for me.
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Life style modification

Answered2025-03-25 13:08:09

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Answered2025-03-14 03:59:42

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Normal and lifestyle modification like regular exercise

Answered2025-03-12 15:01:55

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Hi, Your test levels are normal. Do not worry Ensure that you have a regular exercise routine Do try and avoid tobacco and alcohol use I would also suggest a calorie restricted balanced diet to reduce the risk of lifestyle related illnesses Thanks

Answered2025-03-11 11:25:09

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It’s normal but still since there is history of diabetes keep control of sugar and fats

Answered2025-03-09 15:42:47

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it’s normal, keep bmi between 20-26

Answered2025-03-09 15:36:20

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What are the levels?

Answered2025-03-09 15:36:17

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Don’t worry about it It’s normal Just follow 1. Diet & Nutrition • Low-carb, high-fiber diet: Focus on whole grains, legumes, vegetables, and healthy fats. • Protein-rich meals: Include lean protein sources like fish, chicken, tofu, and dairy. • Avoid processed foods & sugary drinks: Cut down on sodas, sweets, white bread, and refined carbs. • Portion control: Even healthy foods in large portions can spike blood sugar. • Increase healthy fats: Olive oil, nuts, avocados, and seeds improve insulin sensitivity. 2. Physical Activity • At least 150 minutes/week of moderate exercise (e.g., brisk walking, cycling, swimming). • Strength training (2–3 times/week) to improve insulin sensitivity. • Daily movement: Avoid prolonged sitting; take short walks after meals. 3. Weight Management • Aim for a 5–10% weight loss, if overweight, as it significantly reduces diabetes risk. • Track progress: Use a food diary or app to monitor calorie intake and physical activity. 4. Stress Management & Sleep • Reduce stress: Practice meditation, yoga, or deep breathing. • Prioritize sleep: Aim for 7–8 hours of quality sleep, as poor sleep increases insulin resistance. 5. Regular Monitoring & Medical Follow-Up • Check HbA1c & blood glucose regularly to assess progress.

Answered2025-03-09 15:37:42

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