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My fasting blood glucose = 111 and hba1c = 5.3. am i diabetic?
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Impaired fasting glu: If these values are consistent, this is called "impaired fasting glucose". It is not quite diabetes, but not quite normal either. People with this have a higher than average tendency to develop diabetes later. Consider it a warning sign to improve diet, weight and physical activity.
Answered 5/4/2019
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