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HBA1C CONSULTATIONS
I m aged 59 years..I weigh 70 kgs...last month I tested for hba1c which was 5.8..I exercise regularly..do meditation...I eat millets salads..still my hba1c is not coming down..IS MY HBA1C NORMAL... my fasting is between 85 and 93. My post prandial  after breakfast is around 110..my father and sister are diabetic
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That's ok .. not to worry ..
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It’s normal . Don’t worry
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Looks good 👍
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You must lose weight for hba1c to come down.
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It will take sometime. So pls don't worry. Brisk walk 30 minutes per day. I understand the difficultly. This is still a good food control.
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