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Sweating more often
My glucose has been checked previously 2-3 times comes out to be around 80. My hba1c was 4.6 last year. But today i felt like i was sweating a little more. Even if i was sitting. Though it is humid where i stay. But then i did the wrong thing and checked in google and it showed a sign of dibetes. Do i need to be worried?. I am 74kg 6'1 height healthy with no issues
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Sugars are fine.hba1c is absolutely normal.
Refrain from getting info from Google as most of the time it creates more problems then offering a solution..
Always seek a help from doctor whenever in dilemma..
Currently reports are normal but still if more problem consult for further guidance
Check BP
Any chest pain?
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Dr. Komal Bhandari Totla
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11 yrs exp
Solapur
No.. everything is fine
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