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The hemoglobin that is bond to glucose is called glycated hemoglobin. Glycated hemoglobin is used to determine the control of blood glucose in diabetic patients. Higher amounts of glycated hemoglobin indicate poor control.

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Does type 2 diabetes increase risk of heart disease at 69?

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Why did I feel normal before being diagnosed with diabetes?

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Is Metformin the first treatment for type 2 diabetes?

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Can immunotherapy improve sugar levels with an HbA1c of 8.4?

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Can I manage type 2 diabetes effectively at age 45?

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How do I manage my uncontrollable T2D at 58?

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How to manage my child's low blood sugar episodes?

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How to manage high A1C and tingling in the feet?

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I am 46 with Type 2 diabetes. How to treat it?

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How to manage blood sugar in borderline diabetes?

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