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Hab1c Average blood sugar
After how long should I check my hba1c . Pls guide as I have to undergo surgery. It was on high side so surgery was on hold
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Every 3 months. You can try insulin short course to reduce blood sugar. So that you can complete your due surgery
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3 months once .. what surgery ..can u connect will help u .. or WhatsApp 959798368zero
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Dr. Komal Bhandari Totla
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Once in 3 months.If it's little high can increase dose and small reduction can be seen in a month or 6 weeks
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