FBS range and HBA1C

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FBS range and HBA1C

Asked for Female, 27 Years

My FBS range is 104 and my HBA1c is 5.5 is it normal,... Is it normal... Or is it pre diabetic condition

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Dr. Suhas Khaire

Endocrinologist 12 yrs exp Pune

It is normal. Not a Prediabetes by definition as HB1ac 5.7 and above is Prediabetes still I recommend u to follow healthy diet and exercise!! Bcz As time passes high chances of progression..

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Diet and exercise!!

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Dr. Santosh B Endocrinologist 12 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Santosh B

Endocrinologist 12 yrs exp Bangalore

Hi.. your hba1c is within normal range. However, FBS is slightly on the higher side i.e. impaired fasting glucose. Nothing to worry. Follow diet and do regular exercise to bring it down. Keep monitoring your sugars at frequent intervals.

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Healthy diet and regular exercise.

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