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Good evening doctors. endocrinology question please. i had bloodwork. my fasting glucose is 101, but my a1c is 5.1. is this good or bad that the a1c is good? my hematocrit is also low--38.4. what would you recommend?
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Everything looks normal to me.
Answered 8/18/2021
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