I m not diabetic and the lab results are out.

You can't diagnose diabetes if you're in the current situation, but you're overweight and prone to insulin-resistant diabetes if you have high insulin release. It is recommended that you pay attention to low sugar, low fat, and low calorie in your diet, control the staple food at 80% full, eat more vegetables, eat less pasta and rice, and drink less or no carbonated drinks. It is important to increase physical exercise and lose weight, which can enhance the body's sensitivity to insulin and improve insulin resistance.

It is recommended that you check your blood sugar regularly, on an empty stomach and two hours after meals.

From the list, you have insulin resistance, to put it more clearly, insulin is high in children with normal blood sugar, from the natural history of diabetes "genetic and environmental poor lifestyle - insulin resistance and insulin deficiency - prediabetes - clinical diabetes", insulin resistance and insulin deficiency are a stage of the diabetes process, plus you yourself have obesity, you must pay attention to strengthening physical exercise, weight control, and regularly review insulin function

Your results show that you are not diabetic, but there is a trend of hyperinsulinemia, and it is recommended to solve the problem in a ** way, without taking any medication. Rest assured, nothing is a problem.

No, the reference values are all within the normal range, I am afraid that my blood sugar will be high in the future, just pay more attention to my daily life and exercise more.

It's just that the secretion of fasting islets is too high, and it's not diabetes.

Just use a medicine that unclogs the microcirculation of the pancreas.

You have a risk factor for diabetes, and although it is not diabetes yet, it is recommended that you reach a standard weight.

The 4th floor is very unprofessional! It is recommended to control the diet,** and do a lab test after a while to see what the results are!

Comrade on the 4th floor (very caring network), you may not be an endocrinology professional, please don't paste something here to mislead others, as soon as you look at your tirade, it will be full of mistakes.

Many professional teachers have already made it very clear. I won't repeat it. Be mindful of what you eat!

Our country pays attention to a high-protein diet, and now the Japanese pay attention to a low-protein diet.

By the indicators, no, no.

Diabetes can occur in people of all ages, but mainly in the elderly, the above symptoms are not necessarily diabetes, go to the hospital to test blood sugar on an empty stomach 2 times, if it is not high, you can rule out diabetes.

You don't need to panic before the check-up, if you have a serious burden on your heart, you will have a similar situation. The chance of diabetes at the age of 16 is much lower than that of middle-aged and elderly people, so you can go to the hospital to check your blood sugar, urine sugar and other tests. Go to the hospital on an empty stomach before going to check the blood, in advance, and go to the hospital to ask the guide which department to hang up.

Efficient diet therapy in sunny mornings.

Diabetes mellitus is confirmed by an oral glucose tolerance test, and diabetes can be diagnosed if symptoms of diabetes have already developed and the fasting or two-hour blood glucose exceeds the standard. Some people with diabetes can achieve control through exercise and diet, but if they do not meet the target after diet and exercise**, they need to use medication.

Glycosylated hemoglobin (HBA1C6%) indicates that diabetes is not severe (basically normal, glycosylated hemoglobin is the gold standard for diabetes control); Fasting blood glucose is mainly elevated (normal fasting blood glucose is between, diabetes diagnosis requires 2 fasting blood glucose in the absence of symptoms, and blood glucose is slightly higher than normal 2 hours after a meal (normal is between).

The insulin test only checked 2 points, which is not of great significance; When checking 4 and 5 o'clock, you can see a delay in the peak of insulin secretion.

If the diet can be controlled, + exercise, with the medical level in Shanghai, it should be able to be controlled.

Many people have no symptoms and neglect to control their diet, lack of exercise, and regular medications**, which can lead to the worsening of diabetes.

The glucose tolerance test is fine, but "glycosylated hemoglobin, by the new standard, is already definitely diabetes."

1.Glycosylated hemoglobin A1c level . Or.

2.Fasting blood glucose FPG 126 mg dl (mmol L). Fasting is defined as no caloric intake for at least 8 hours*. Or.

3.200 mg dl (mmol L)* blood glucose 2 hours at oral glucose tolerance test. Or.

4.In patients with symptoms of typical hyperglycemia or hyperglycemic crisis, a random blood glucose of 200 mg dl (mmol L).

In the absence of definite hyperglycemia, criteria 1 3 should be confirmed by repeat testing.

If the C-peptide secretion test is normal, it is possible to completely get rid of long-term hypoglycemic drugs.

The cut-off value, diabetic diabetes can be diagnosed in one examination, the basis is not sufficient, and it is recommended to repeat the examination within a week.

The glucose tolerance test is okay, glycosylated hemoglobin is higher than the normal value, but it is considered a critical value, if there are no symptoms, or the previous examination is normal, then diabetes cannot be diagnosed, and the test results are likely to be affected by other factors, so it is important to retest.

I wish your mom good health.

Blood glucose levels cannot be identified as diabetes, and glycosylated ALC is only slightly higher.

Check again.

Blood sugar levels are generally suspicious.

I wish mom good health.

Just look at this, your mother is not diabetic. If you are still worried, you should take a test, because one test cannot determine whether it is diabetes or not.

This standard is okay, but the glycosylated hemoglobin is a little abnormal. It is recommended to do fasting blood sugar again, such as blood sugar and urine glucose are at normal values, and the symptoms are not obvious, indicating that it is not diabetes.

Fasting blood sugar is relatively high, right? The normal value is around 6. Be careful and keep an eye on your blood sugar at all times.

Yes glycosylated hemoglobin will speak for itself.

The American Diabetes Association recommends that the percentage of glycosylated hemoglobin in the blood must be measured immediately for newly diagnosed diabetes; In general, diabetic patients are measured once every three months (four times a year); If the patient is well controlled, only twice a year is required. Since the method of glycosylated hemoglobin determination varies from laboratory to laboratory, a normal range should be established for each laboratory. The normal value of glycosylated hemoglobin in the general person is about 4-6, and diabetics should be controlled below 7 (in recent years, the following calls have been increasing), if it exceeds 8 (some people think that it is above), it is the warning value, and the diet, exercise, lifestyle habits or drug dosage should be adjusted immediately.

In order to maintain good blood sugar control, improve health, and delay or avoid the occurrence of comorbidities, regular screening of glycosylated hemoglobin is the right and obligation of every diabetic person.

You should go to a regular hospital to test glycosylated hemoglobin and do islet release test to check whether you have diabetes, but you can't detect it by blood test, because occasionally drinking more drinks or eating more meat and drinking alcohol may cause temporary symptoms of high blood sugar.

Laboratory tests to measure glycosylated hemoglobin and fasting blood glucose confirm the diagnosis.

Yes, the general blood test can best reflect whether you have diabetes, because people with diabetes, urine is sweet, in addition to urine test, you have to do some related things, B ultrasound, ECG, these,

1. Have typical symptoms, fasting blood glucose MMOL L or postprandial blood glucose MMOL L.

2. If there are no typical symptoms, only fasting blood glucose MMOL L or postprandial blood glucose MMOL L should be repeated again, and those who still reach the above values can be diagnosed with diabetes.

3. Patients with no typical symptoms, only fasting blood glucose MMOL L or postprandial blood glucose MMOL L glucose 2-hour glucose tolerance test can be diagnosed with diabetes.

The above three items can confirm the diagnosis of diabetes.

If you take hypoglycemic drugs, the blood sugar level drops to normal, of course, it cannot be detected.

Diabetes can be divided into type 1, type 2, and gestational diabetes. The diagnostic criteria are 1, with typical symptoms, fasting blood glucose MMOL L or postprandial blood glucose MMOL L.

2. If there are no typical symptoms, only fasting blood glucose MMOL L or postprandial blood glucose MMOL L should be repeated again, and those who still reach the above values can be diagnosed with diabetes.

Look at your appearance should have no typical symptoms, it belongs to type 2, check it again, it's better to find it early than not to know. Hehe.

Doing a glycosylated hemoglobin can be used to know exactly how well diabetes is controlled.

Diabetes cannot be diagnosed simply because of a high blood sugar on an empty stomach, let alone if it is a random blood glucose. Two positive OGTT tests within three months are required for diagnosis.

OGTT: Oral glucose tolerance test explained.

OGTT can be taken when fasting blood glucose is higher than normal. In the test, fasting blood glucose and 2-hour postprandial blood glucose", i.e., the OGTT test is positive.

In addition, it can also be measured comprehensively based on urine glucose and plasma glycosylated hemoglobin indicators. If you rule out infection, trauma, or endocrine disruptions that will naturally elevate your blood sugar, you can go for an OGTT.

If glutameth and glutamoba are high, it is most likely that there is a problem with the liver, which may be related to drugs, or it may be liver lesions, so it is recommended to find a doctor to figure it out.

If there is a problem with the endocrine system as a whole, it should be well regulated, and go to the internal medicine department of a regular hospital for a systematic examination, and do diabetes diagnosis and complication screening. Learn more about it yourself, relax your mind, and take it seriously.

If the diagnosis cannot be confirmed by fasting blood glucose alone, it is necessary to look at the blood glucose level 2 hours after meals. Judging from the results of your examination, if you are overweight, it is okay to diagnose "metabolic syndrome". If the aminotransferases are elevated, there is hepatitis, and if there is no hepatitis, check the color ultrasound to see if there is fatty liver.