Non diabetic

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Conclusion: You are in the prediabetes range, meaning your blood sugar levels are higher than normal but not yet at diabetic levels. Your kidney function (Creatinine, Urea) is normal. Cholesterol levels are within the healthy range but should still be monitored. Next Steps: ✅ Lifestyle Changes (Highly Recommended) Diet: Reduce sugar, refined carbs, and processed foods. Increase fiber intake (vegetables, whole grains, nuts). Exercise: Engage in at least 30 minutes of moderate activity (walking, jogging, yoga) daily. Weight Management: Maintain a healthy BMI. Sleep & Stress Control: Poor sleep and stress can worsen insulin resistance. ✅ Regular Monitoring Repeat HbA1c every 3–6 months. Check fasting and post-meal sugars regularly. ⚠️ Consult a Doctor Soon

Life style modification required Like avoid sugar products Daily 45 min yoga or any physical activity

Would require more detail and tests to properly diagnose as having diabetes. Kindly connect and consult

As per the HBA1C you are prediabetic,but your fasting glucose and pp glucose levels are normal.Other values are normal.You need diet control and lifestyle management.Repeat the tests after 3 months.

Get your fasting sugar repeated with 75 gm oral glucose tolerance test. Connect and consult for further management

You Are pre diabetic… Do Exercise Diet modifications

Life style modification.

Pre diabetic. Change life style n diet plan drastically for two months add brisk walk.

Avoid fried food and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables and fruits Do connect and consult

Need few more details kindly consult

Need more history for further evaluation. Kindly connect

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Non diabetic with this report. Get HbA1c done and have a follow up.

**Response:**  **Answer:**  Mr. Prashanth, your reports indicate the following key findings:  1. **HbA1c (6.2%)**: This falls in the **pre-diabetic range** (5.7–6.4%).  2. **Postprandial (PP) glucose (132 mg/dL)**: Slightly elevated (normal <140 mg/dL).  3. **Fasting glucose (88 mg/dL)**: Normal (<100 mg/dL).  4. **Other markers**: Cholesterol (160 mg/dL), creatinine (0.86 mg/dL), and urea (13.6 mg/dL) are within normal limits.  **Interpretation:**  - You are currently in the **pre-diabetic stage**, not full-blown diabetes.  - **Lifestyle changes** can prevent progression to diabetes:    - **Diet**: Reduce refined carbs/sugars; increase fiber/protein.    - **Exercise**: 150 mins/week of brisk walking/strength training.    - **Weight management**: Target BMI <23.  **Next Steps:**  - **Repeat HbA1c after 3 months** to monitor trends.  - **Check fasting insulin levels** (if possible) to assess insulin resistance.  **Helpful Tips:**  ⚠️ **Do not ignore pre-diabetes**—early action reverses risks.  ✔️ Monitor glucose monthly if family history of diabetes exists.  **Consultation:**  For a **personalized diabetes prevention plan**, contact me on **WhatsApp at eight zero zero nine eight two one three three two**. Let’s work together to optimize your metabolic health.

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Prediabetic diet and low fat diet

Prediabetic

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You should visit a physician for proper physical examination and treatment

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