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Medical Conditions - Pre Diabetes

Pre-diabetes is a condition characterized by high blood sugar levels, but still not high enough to call it diabetes. If immediate lifestyle changes are not made, it is most likely to progress to diabetes. Some of the risk factors include being overweight, large waist size, inactive lifestyle, family history of diabetes, and consuming sugary food and beverages.

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Did my hormones cause my unexplained weight gain?

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Why is there a high fasting blood glucose level?

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I am pre-diabetic. Can I take malt-based drinks once a day?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Prediabetes means you have impaired blood sugar levels. It can lead to full-blown diabetes over a few years.

Is compounded Semaglutide equally effective as Semaglutide?

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What is the difference between insulin resistance and diabetes?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Insulin resistance is a pre-condition towards diabetes. According to American heart association, there are criteria to decide pre-diabetic or diabetic.

What is an acceptable range for blood glucose levels? Some people say the lower end is 70 and some others say the lower end is 130.

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Many types of blood sugar testings are there, and the values for that are different.

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Can you interpret my blood report and advise me further?

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