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Fasting blood sugar test
Hi doctor
Today I did fasting blood sugar test .. my blood report came as 110
Blood sugar range (60-110)
Should I be worried?
Plz advise
Thanks
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Fasting and Post prandial blood sugar levels are not 💯 % Confirmatory.
These blood sugar levels are vary on based on your type of meal.
So for Confirm get HbA1c test done (for this fasting is not required,you can have this test even after meal)
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HbA1c test is advised
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*Plenty of Fluids
*home based light workout
*keep check on sugar
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Get an hba1c
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Dr. Peerzada Ovais Ahmad
Diabetologist
14 yrs exp
Srinagar
Normal fasting blood sugar range is between 70- 99 mg/ dl.
Levels between 100 - 125 is impaired fasting glucose ( pre diabetic range ) .
Fasting blood sugar of 126 or more is diabetes .
So your range has come in pre diabetic level .
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If you are over weight / obese and have a family history of diabetes in first degree relatives then yes you should be worried as you are at high risk of developing diabetes .
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Dr. Raghav Bhargava
Endocrinologist
8 yrs exp
Delhi
Slightly elevated ( fasting >108). Just repeat the tests in one year along with hba1c
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