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Actually i was tested for Hba1c in jan 2018 and the reading was 5.8.But now i tested again on today for all sugar test.my fasting sugar is 88,pp is 113 after breakfast,pp after lunch is 98 and hba1c is 5.5.i hade drunk water in the morning before fasting test.So i want to know i am PREDIABETIC OR NORMAL?
Note:Dr Ravindranath as you told I AM NOT DIABETIC But i want to know whether i am PREDIABETIC or NORAML because dr parikh from practo told me tha i am at risk of diabetes and maintaining hba1c in normal range now.So i am confused.PLEASE TELL ME WETHER I AM NORMAL AUR PREDIABETIC?
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who do you want to believe? The one who said you are not diabetic or the one who suggested you are risk of being diabetic.
The fact of the matter is none of the doctors are wrong . Yes indeed you are not diabetic , but at the same time you are at risk of diabetes as every one of us are. All Asians , owing to their lifestyle, are considered as being " at risk " group when compared to the other ethnic groups of the world, which as such , makes you at risk, unless you maintain healthy lifestyle and healthy weight.
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