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Hba1c 6.6 , Am I Diabetic ?

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Hi,

I am of 32 yrs and recently gone through regular health test and found below test report.

Hba1c : 6.6

Fasting Glucose : 100 mg/dl

Fasting Urine Sugar : nil

PP Glucose : 193 mg/dl

PP Urine Sugar : 2%

So am I diabetic and do I have to start medicine ?

Please suggest ?

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you are diabetic.consult a doctor and change your diet.

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Your PPBS and sugar in urine definitely indicate that you are a diabetic.Start remedial measure immediately,particularly your diet plans.

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raj32

You are a D. Don't start medicines but lchf, exercise and yoga. Ppbs suggests that your diet is high in carbs.

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Hemoglobin A1c test

Normal: Less than 5.7%

Pre-diabetes: Between 5.7% and 6.4%

Diabetes: 6.5% or higher.

Since your HbA1c is 6.6%, you can be considered as diabetic.

Your PPBS is 193 mg/dL. This shows that you have impaired glucose tolerance coming under prediabetes. PPBS should be less than 140 mg/dL.

You may control your high blood sugar by diet and exercise.

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Luckysugar

Take control of your diabetes before it will take control of your health. You can do this with lifestyle changes. Best of luck.

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makarim

Go for a change of diet.Reduce carb.Initiate morning walk.After 15 days check again.you will find change.if reslut persists then go to a diabetologist.Thanks

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Lakshmanan1954

You need not take medicine. instead you go for low carb high fat foods definitely that will make you normal

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arunalshi

Surely,you are diabetic.Consult doctor.

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Manasvi

You are in pre diabetic stage with impaired glucose tolerance.no need of medicine.diet and exercise is enough with regular monitoring of blood sugars

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HOBIEONE

T2 diabetes is a lot different to T1. T2 your pancreas can work quite good if you look after it. Please keep carbs down as others have said & keep active. Good luck & keep an eye on it.

Above 6 is diabetic

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HOBIEONE

Hello Raj 32. T2 is a an illness where you can do very good things to help. Keep carbs low & keep off sugary foods etc. If you run marathons it may be different but keeping active is good for all of us. Your pancreas may work 60% or 20% but dumping high carbs on it will not help. People expect the body to cope with everything & it is amazing it works from day one. Good luck

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