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Enquiry of testing HBA1C. and TSH
I hav hypothyroid taking thyroxine 75mg tablet daily.(3 months back tsh 4.2).last year I am covid positive.after 1 month I hav fast heartbeat 120-140 pm and hba1c 5.8.i checked hba1c 3 months back. so i done 2times ecg and echo all are normal.cardiologist prescribed tablet ciplar la 20mg daily.can I test hba1c ? Taking ciplar la 20 mg Beta blockers can flactuate lnsulin harmone? Hba1c report should come accurate.I want to know prediabetes stage.please reply
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Dr. Giridhar Kuknoor
Diabetologist
35 yrs exp
Bangalore
1. Your increased heartbeat is might be due to Thyroxine.
Get T3,T4 TSH today. Share reports.
2. Ciplar will not interfere with HBA1C.
3. You can consult me on Practo with Thyroid profile results.
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Get Thyroid profile done.
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