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HBA1C test value is 6.79%
Hello Doctor, I recently got some blood test results and would like your expert opinion. My HbA1c is 6.79%, fasting blood glucose is 99.50 mg/dl, and post-lunch blood sugar is 138.84 mg/dl. I am concerned about whether these values indicate prediabetes or early diabetes. I do not have any major symptoms, but I want to take timely precautions if needed. Could you please guide me on whether lifestyle changes or medication are required at this stage? Also, should I undergo any additional tests for better clarity? Kindly advise the best next steps.
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Purely pre diabetic.
Can turn into diabetic patient.
Next Steps
Start exercising
Go slow on carbs :no sugars / no processed food .
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Hba1c >6.5 s/o type 2 diabetes (since FBS and PP blood sugar is within target limit) -at this point no need to start anti-diabetic medicine
Management: consult with any dieticin for and just asked to give 1600-1800 kcal diabetic diet plan and 30-60 mints of mixed exercised daily :fallow it and keep monitoring:
1. Monitor weight ( BMI
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? If not tested for lipid profile and CBC then these two test should be done
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Your HbA1c is in diabetic range, not prediabetic.
It is important to start exercise, reduce little weight.
We can do some additional tests like lipid profile for check for your chokes levels
Kindly consult.
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Hi,
Hope you are doing well.
It's good that you got a health check up done.
From the reports you have mentioned, your HbA1c is in the diabetic range. I would ideally like to talk to you regarding your general lifestyle and get some detailed information before I advise you any further
1. You will definitely need to start a calorie counted diet program. It's not as difficult as it sounds and you can definitely do it.
2 A regular form of exercise for 150 minutes a week would help you a lot. This is both therapeutic and preventive
3. Regarding, the need for medicines, I would first like to talk to you. Based on that I can decide if lifestyle measures alone would be enough at this stage or not
Take care
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Early diabetic so need to control with sugar free diet and exercise
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
Pulmonologist
46 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Prediiabetic. Advised Diet control,
Exercise,
Life style modification.
Pl consult.
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Dr. Arif Ikbal
Diabetologist
5 yrs exp
Dhubri
Early diabetes. Do regular exercise and maintain diet (diabetic diet)
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Dr. Sachin Mane
Diabetologist
12 yrs exp
Beed
Sugar free Diet n exercise .. just ct this
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Dr. Chaithra H
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Bangalore
It is 100 percent reversible with regular walk diet and exercise.
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