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How does the fpg test define diabetes and pre-diabetes?

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99 vs 126: By definition, a fasting plasma glucose over 126 on two separate days is confirmed diabetes. A fasting plasma glucose over 99 is pre-diabetes.

Answered 9/9/2014

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Blood Glucose: The fasting (8-12 hours) plasma glucose test is defined as follows - under 100 non-diabetic, 100-126 pre-diabetes, and greater than 126 as diabetes. Some people are using the hgba1c as a diagnostic test, but current recommendations do not indicate that as appropriate at this time. Hgba1c is recommended for monitoring of diabetic management.

Answered 8/28/2011

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