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Hi, my ac1 is 5.3 now but my fasting sugar has been in the 140s+ for the last 2 weeks. should i be worried?
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A1c: Keep monitoring. Your A1C is great and that is a window of your past 3 months of glucose control. Let your doctor know if persistent elevated fasting blood sugars. Do you have fever or any signs of sickness?UTI possible.
Answered 1/9/2018
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