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Dr Rahul Baxi is an honorary consultant diabetologist at the Bombay Hospital and Medical Research Centre, Mumbai.
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Question by Prasanta on Mar 10, 2023Hindi

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Checked my sugar level few days back and it was Fasting 93 and PP 141. My age is 49 years male. Is it very alarming and what precautions should I take?

Ans: You may do HbA1c tests also. PP 141 is just in the range for impaired glucose tolerance. Appropriate diet, daily exercise/ walking and weight reduction if needed- this should be the plan.

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