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History Of Hypertension, No Menstruation, Spotting, Blood Test Done, Ultrasound Shows Thick Uterus. Is Sugar Too High?

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Posted on Tue, 3 Jul 2012
Question: history of hypertension. female, indian, 50 yrs. no menes since 1 yr, spotting a week back. got blood tests done fbs=170, pp=184, hba1c=7.1. ultrasound done , uterine wall .8 mm thick. Adv D& C only after sugar control. Is sugar too high?
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Answered by Dr. Shainaz Arif Kaware (1 hour later)
Hello XXXXXXX

Thanks for your query.

A normal non-diabetic level of glycosylated hemoglobin (Hba1C) is in range of 3.5 - 5.5%. In diabetes about 6.5% is good. Since yours is 7.1 it is a bit on higher side.

Further your current fasting sugar (FBS) of 170 is again high; the normal range is between 80-110mg/dl. The normal post prandial blood sugar (PPBS) is between 110-140mg/dl and your value of 184 is also high. I would suggest you to repeat the PP blood sugar exactly 2 hours after having lunch for a more accurate reading.

Anyway, the values mentioned in your report are definitely high and needs to be addressed.

Vaginal spotting or bleeding after a year of absence is also not normal and can be related to polyp, endometrial hyperplasia, endometrial cancer, hormonal imbalance, infection of uterus and cervix. Dilatation and curettage (D&C) will allow your doctor to remove tissue from the uterus lining so that it can be sent to a lab for analysis to narrow down the possibility. But as right suggested, your blood sugars need to be controlled before any procedure including D&C.

I encourage you to consult your Physician and get started on medicines for diabetes. Once your Physician says you are fit for the procedure then you can consult your gynecologist and start on further line of treatment. Your diet and lifestyle also needs to be modified to suit bring your sugars down. It would be better to initiate these changes and medication at the earliest. So visit your physician as soon as possible.

Hope this answer is helpful to you. In case of any query please write back and I shall help you.

Wish you good health.

Take care and Regards
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History Of Hypertension, No Menstruation, Spotting, Blood Test Done, Ultrasound Shows Thick Uterus. Is Sugar Too High?

Hello XXXXXXX

Thanks for your query.

A normal non-diabetic level of glycosylated hemoglobin (Hba1C) is in range of 3.5 - 5.5%. In diabetes about 6.5% is good. Since yours is 7.1 it is a bit on higher side.

Further your current fasting sugar (FBS) of 170 is again high; the normal range is between 80-110mg/dl. The normal post prandial blood sugar (PPBS) is between 110-140mg/dl and your value of 184 is also high. I would suggest you to repeat the PP blood sugar exactly 2 hours after having lunch for a more accurate reading.

Anyway, the values mentioned in your report are definitely high and needs to be addressed.

Vaginal spotting or bleeding after a year of absence is also not normal and can be related to polyp, endometrial hyperplasia, endometrial cancer, hormonal imbalance, infection of uterus and cervix. Dilatation and curettage (D&C) will allow your doctor to remove tissue from the uterus lining so that it can be sent to a lab for analysis to narrow down the possibility. But as right suggested, your blood sugars need to be controlled before any procedure including D&C.

I encourage you to consult your Physician and get started on medicines for diabetes. Once your Physician says you are fit for the procedure then you can consult your gynecologist and start on further line of treatment. Your diet and lifestyle also needs to be modified to suit bring your sugars down. It would be better to initiate these changes and medication at the earliest. So visit your physician as soon as possible.

Hope this answer is helpful to you. In case of any query please write back and I shall help you.

Wish you good health.

Take care and Regards