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My Father's test is showing 7.9 but
My fathers HBA1c test is showing 7.9 but fasting sugar test is normal... reason?n what further treatment is required
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Blood investigations and continuous glucose monitoring system
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Monitor his after meals blood sugar levels and make a chart for 5 day and observe. His PP must be high Consult a diabetologist
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Will be requiring further more details regarding the same. For further enquiries and professional advise kindly ping me on Practo.
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HbA1c of 7.9% indicates poor average sugar control over the last 3 months, even if the fasting sugar is normal on a single day. This happens because HbA1c reflects overall day-to-day glucose levels, including post-meal spikes, which may be high even when fasting levels look normal.
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• Repeat Fasting + PP blood sugar and review with a physician. • Start/adjust diabetes medication (often Metformin is first choice if not already using). • Focus on diet control, exercise, and weight management. • Recheck HbA1c after 3 months.
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Avoid high-carb meals as they cause post-meal sugar spikes. • Monitor sugars regularly to prevent complications.
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It is not good. Pl consult.
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He is diabetic. Check PPBS.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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