HBA1C Health Feed

Nutricious diet rich in proteins and calcium along with stretcing exercises are helpful in increasing height. One should remember that height depends upto a large extent on height of parents and encestors. Please do not use medicines without consulting an endocrinologist.

lybrate-user, Thanks for the query.
HbA1c% 6.1 signifies you are in a pre-diabetes state. However, after food glucose level (128 mg) is normal. So it is clear that there is no diabetes. If you have a family history, then there is a need to adapt a modified lifestyle, by which it means - avoid too much of sweets, deep fried foods, pastries, bakery items, foods made from maida. Use whole grain flour for roti and chapati. Increase the intake of green leafy vegetables, salads and fruits. Exercis...more

You need to take Vitsmin D supplement course and bleats for 6 months to normalise your levels. MGD3 60 K is the medicine available- You need to take it for 2 months at least. The directions of how to take are written on it. For diabetic status you need to control your diet though your HbA1c is ok.

The treatment of diabetes is not that simple. There are many classes of diabetic drugs. It depends on extent of diabetes and complications to decide medicine for the diabetic person.
Dosages are also decided upon depending on your acute and chronic sugar levels, fasting sugar levels, post prandial sugar levels, urine sugar levels, urine microalbumin levels, urea and creatinine levels.
So, a complete diabetic profile needs to be done to reach for the best drugs and proper dosages.
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Lab: lipid profile liver function test complete haemogram hba1c b sugar f, pp ecg
Prescription: 1. Diet- stop oily, spicy and fast food 2. Avoid red meat 3. Plenty of water, warm water in morning 4. Green tea 5.almonds, green vegetables, salads, fruits 6. Jamun powder 7. Yoga and daily walk 30 min 8. Weight and bp monitoring biweekly 9. Review after 2 week.

Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for the query.
Fasting 100 mg & PP 81 mg look absolutely normal levels. However HbA1c% 6.44, looks closer to being a diabetic. Between 5.7 to 6.4 % is considered as pre-diabetic. Similarly Fasting 101 to 125 mg & PP 141 to 199 mg is considered as pre-diabetic. Which means there is a possibility that the person can progress to be a diabetic if no care is taken. Precautions needed are dietary restrictions, weight control and regular exercise. Thanks.

Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for the query.
To suggest medication to treat diabetes I need to know following details: fasting, PP glucose levels, HbA1c% (given), weight, height, dietary pattern, extent of daily exercise and lipid levels.
Plus in this communication we are only supposed to give general guidelines, no drug prescriptions are allowed. Thanks.

Sorry to learn that you have been detected to have diabetes and I see that your blood sugar levels are very high
f you have diabetes or prediabetes, your doctor will likely recommend that you see a dietitian to help you develop a healthy eating plan. The plan helps you control your blood sugar (glucose), manage your weight and control risk factors for heart disease, such as high blood pressure and high blood fats.
When you eat excess calories and fat, your body responds by creating an un...more

Ultimately what works for you is good for you ! So the best way to find out is to go for regular health check ups and take the medicines as suggested by the doctor. Many times the sugar levels do fluctuate even when you take the meds regularly. Having patience and follow a very healthy and disciplined lifestyle which will help you control the sugar levels in a faster pace and may lead to improvement of your overall well-being. Kindly read about healthy lifestyle changes and it's positive effect ...more

Avoid sugar jaggery honey sweets sweets fruit juices soft drinks fruits lile mangoes grapes banana cheekoo etc
Use whole grain flour instead of maida and food items made from it (most junk foods).
Use plenty of vegetable and salad.
Take small frequent meals instead of large ones.
Exercise regularly.
Take medicines as advised by your doctor.