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A1C question

macchiatto
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What range of A1C results is considered "high normal"? I tried googling but didn't find a clear answer.
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Not sure. Hope you find the answers you're looking for. I think it depends on the individual though. What's considered a "high normal" for you may not be the case for someone else. Good luck.0
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6.7 is the best, >10 is BAD
I'm an eye doctor and we look at the HbA1c in diabetics as a marker for diabetic complications in the eye0 -
sweetsorrow18 wrote: »6.7 is the best, >10 is BAD
I'm an eye doctor and we look at the HbA1c in diabetics as a marker for diabetic complications in the eye
I'm pretty sure 6.7 is only considered good for a Diabetic who was previously not in control. All the sources I'm finding say 4-6 is the ideal range, with low 4s being optimal.0 -
Yeah, from what I read 5.8 is where "prediabetes" range starts.
Mine was 5.4. I wasn't sure if that would be "high normal" or not.
Low 4's seems super low! I will keep working.0 -
macchiatto wrote: »Yeah, from what I read 5.8 is where "prediabetes" range starts.
Mine was 5.4. I wasn't sure if that would be "high normal" or not.
Low 4's seems super low! I will keep working.
Yeah, I thought the same thing re: 4s. That equates to something like low 70s to high 60s mg/dl in the charts I found. Considering danger levels are sub-50, that strikes me as really low. Thankfully, that's the low end of the range, so even high 4s and low 5s would be considered good.0
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