Sugar test numbers

2023-08-08 12:21:12
I took HBA1C, fasting sugar and post blood sugar. The following are the numbers: Post blood sugar :112 Fasting : 109 HBA1C : 6.5 Mean blood glucose: 139 Do I need to worry about these levels. HBA1C is higher as I see in the internet.
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You are in prediabetic range Do regular exercise 1hour/5days /week Have diet restricted with carbohydrates, take more vegetables,greens Avoid sugar /alcohol/smoking
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For appropriate treatment , kindly consult

Answered2023-08-09 01:11:15

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Yes. You should try to get your HbA1c level to 4.7 . You should go for a half hour walk in the morning and evening. You should get your weight to normal level as per your height. No added sugar to tea or coffee or milk. Avoid sweets as far as possible. Get HbA1c level after one month.

Answered2023-08-08 13:40:25

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Consult a Diabetologist
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Dietary changes may help.

Answered2023-08-08 13:11:45

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Connect please

Answered2023-08-08 12:32:09

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Need few more details Kindly consult

Answered2023-08-10 16:07:54

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Life style modification

Answered2023-08-08 17:03:36

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Lifestyle modifications if done right can help you
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please consult so i can decide if medicatiom is required
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meanwhile this can help https://www.myhealthclinic.org.in/post/tame-that-sugar

Answered2023-08-08 13:17:00

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HBA1C  6.5 makes diagnosis of Borderline Diabetes. Reduce carbohydrates, sugar indiet. Walking for 30 minutes a day. Repeat after 3months.

Answered2023-08-08 12:49:37

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Don't worry Control in diet

Answered2023-08-08 12:46:47

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2023-08-08 12:33:36

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