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Is 4.3 good result in getting tested at hb1ac?
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HBA1C normal: Hba1c is a measure of your average blood glucose and is frequently elevated in patients with diabetes. A level of 4.3 means your average blood sugar is 77 and you do not have diabetes. If you are eating well and feel healthy, 4.3 is a completely normal number.
Answered 4/12/2014
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