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Is these reports blood sugar level norma
Respected doctor's
My dad's
Pasting blood sugar level:78
After food :113( Taken before three months)
Current readings
Pasting blood:125
After Food:153(Taken before few days)
His HBA1C levels is 7.2 (Average of 160) for last 3 months
When we met the diabetologist he feels my dad is having slightly higher sugar levels than normal but didn't prescribed medication but told him excercise and walk more,Doctor feels dad can bring down these slightly elevated sugar levels easily with diet change and excercise.Is 7.2 HBA1C normal for non diabetic patient.whether he's having diabetes??Please reply 🙏🙏
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Dr. Kakalee K Saha
Diabetologist
25 yrs exp
Mumbai
No his HbA1c, fasting and pp results are all in diabetic range. Lifestyle modifications ie diet change and increasing physical activity may sometimes bring sugar to normal. After these changes do a fasting pp after a month and see if it is normal. If not he may require medicines.
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