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Hi my name uma. Age 47. Yesterday I did my suger test. Please check my report and suggest need any medicine to use.
Hi my name uma. Age 47. Yesterday I did my suger test. Please check my report and suggest need any medicine to use.
Hi just as part of routine I had given for HBA1c today And the value is 5.2% And mean plasma glucose is 103 mg/dl I have given for test after breakfast ! Does this mean plasma glucose mean I am prediabetic ? Coz when I googled it says above 100 is prediabetic Pls tell me if am prediabetic Attaching pic for reference
Hello, I have attached my report of Glycosylated Haemoglobin(HBA1C) and Mean Blood Glucose investigations. Kindly help me to understand this and what to do further to avoid diabetes. Investigation status: HBA1C = 5.7% Mean Blood Glucose = 116.89 mg/dl I need assistance with diet plan and home remedy or medicines or exercise to avoid future diabetes.
Whenever I eat mango or drink cold drinks my head becomes heavy. My fasting sugar is 106 Hba1c 6.5 and serum insulin 18. At present not taking any medicine. Please advise...
2 months back my before and after fasting sugar levels are 119 and 171 and HBA1C is 5.5.. after doing 2 months regular exercise...the levels changed to 85 and 120...But my problem is after eating cake or sweets, immediately I am getting dull fatigue and head dull symptoms for 15 minutes.. kindly suggest me whether I am having blood sugar issue or not... please suggest
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