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High HBA1C but Fasting sugar is low
Hi, My wife recently gone through the blood test for diabetes and this is her readings:- HBA1C:- 7 % Fasting Sugar at Home:- 122 mg/dl PPFBS at Home:- 148 mg/dl Fasting Sugar at Lab:- 117 mg/dl PPFBS at Lab:- 144 mg/dl OGTT TEST REPORT Fasting Sugar:- 122 mg/dl 1 Hour after taking Glucose:- 207 mg/dl 2 hours after taking Glucose:- 159 mg/dl Her doctor prescribed her metforim 5 250 twice a day after meal. I just wanted a second opinion on this readings. Is she diabetic? Does she really need to start medicines? She is not taking medicines as if now. Note:- We went through the tests 2-3 times with in month and got the similar readings.
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Can start metformin as it controls level and prevent progression.Doses are mild.HbA1C 7 is Diabetic..may be her other levels like pre dinner or post dinner are high
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Hba1c is in diabetic range Normal should be less than 5.7% Fbs,pp little above normal Need to know further details to advise further Contact for further guidance
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