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What Does My Blood Test Report Indicate?

Sir i am 50 year old n dibetic from last 15 years l have blood report tasted on 15 june 2015 as follow FBS 134 ppbs 183 hba1c 7.o . I take only one gluconorm G1 before lunch since last 6 years i dont take dinner sinc last 3 years instead i take some fruits in night l am doing pranayam 1 hr morning walk daily how can i reduce my hba1c count without any medicines pl guide thanks. Bhaskar Shinde
Thu, 13 Aug 2015
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Dear Bhaskar,
Thanks for posting in HCM.
Looking at the report, it appears that your blood glucose is fairly under control.
HbA1c levels reflect the control of glucose for the past 2 months. It is at the upper limit.
You might need a change in the medicines to see to it that the blood glusoce is controlled still well so that your HbA1c levels comes further down.
There are better drugs available now to control glucose more efficiently. But it needs to be done under medical supervision.
Kindly consult Diabetologist in this regard.
Wish you good health.
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What Does My Blood Test Report Indicate?

Dear Bhaskar, Thanks for posting in HCM. Looking at the report, it appears that your blood glucose is fairly under control. HbA1c levels reflect the control of glucose for the past 2 months. It is at the upper limit. You might need a change in the medicines to see to it that the blood glusoce is controlled still well so that your HbA1c levels comes further down. There are better drugs available now to control glucose more efficiently. But it needs to be done under medical supervision. Kindly consult Diabetologist in this regard. Wish you good health.