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Prediabetic/ hypoglacemia
Hi Dr...
My daughter have glycosilated hemoglobin 5.7 percent.. and mean plasma glucose 117mg/dl...
In April month...
Recently in June
Fbs 49 mg/dl
and Pbs 78 mg/dl
What is the condition... is it prediabetic or hypoglycemia... some what confusion in this am unable to understand...can u any one clear Dr..
And let me know the precautions tooo
Tq
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Needs further evaluation.HbA1C levels and sugars donot match
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Dr. Mohammed Zaid
Diabetologist
14 yrs exp
Chennai
Hba1c is fine. F/P is low
A few questions,
1. What is her age?
2. Is she over weight/obese?
3. What was her diet the day before the test and what was the time gap between dinner and testing
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Pls do the following tests
1. Fasting/Post Prandial sugar
2. Fasting/Post prandial insulin & C-Peptide levels
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