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Prediabetes is otherwise known as impaired glucose tolerance. Prediabetes is a condition where blood glucose is higher than normal in the body. If this symptom continues, it results in diabetes. Insulin is not produced properly in this condition. Lifestyle changes can help to prevent the transformation of prediabetes to diabetes.

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What are the risks and benefits of bariatric surgery at 40?

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How can I manage high triglycerides without statins at age 42?

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Can a 24-year-old prevent type 2 diabetes by changing diet?

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What is the best diet for patients with prediabetes?

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I am overweight despite diet and exercise. Can bariatric surgery help?

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Is Semaglutide safe and effective for weight loss?

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Can prediabetes cause burning and tingling in the calves?

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How can a prediabetic woman manage weight at age 34?

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Is hypothalamic obesity treatable in children or permanent?

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I am 45, with HbA1C 6.1%. Will this progress to diabetes?

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