What action is necessary for this person, below given blood test results?

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A1c level, 54 mmol/mol (no reference level given)

Total Cholesterol / HDL ratio 6 (no reference levels given!)

HDL 0.86

Total Cholesterol 5.2

Non - HDL 4.3

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I have been looking on diabetes.

New research talks about 5 clusters, the last one ,5, being age related.

42, 6 % Normal

42 to 47 6 to 6.4% pre diabetes. Is there a pre diabetes?

48 or over 6.5 % diabetes!!!

I am afraid there are man made numbers.

What is the number for age related?

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You van read more on the 5 clusters:

nhs.uk/news/diabetes/are-th...

"What were the basic results?

The researchers identified 5 main disease clusters.

Severe autoimmune diabetes (SAID): this tended to start at a younger age, in people with a relatively low BMI, poor blood sugar control, insulin deficiency and GADA. About 6% of the people in the ANDIS study had SAID.

Severe insulin-deficient diabetes (SIDD): GADA-negative but otherwise similar to SAID. Identified in 18% of the people in ANDIS.

Severe insulin-resistant diabetes (SIRD): characterised by insulin resistance and high BMI. Identified in 15% of the people in ANDIS.

Mild obesity-related diabetes (MOD): characterised by obesity but not insulin resistance. Identified in 22% of the people in ANDIS.

Mild age-related diabetes (MARD): people were generally older than those in other clusters and had only mild problems with glucose control, similar to MOD. Identified in 39% of the people in ANDIS."