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What do you suggest if my hemoglobin a1c is 6.5, fasting glucose is 100, chloride is 96, lymphs is 3.2, liver alt is 52?
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Good A1c: Hi. You're diabetes is well controlled, and if you keep it that way chronically, your risk of complications will be very low. Your ALT is a tad elevated. That could be many things, so I won't start speculating. Good luck!
Answered 7/25/2014
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