Glycosylated hemoglobin

anaisabel said:
If you are 3 months so hemoglobin will work out well.About 120 of medium blood glucose.

Hemoglobin is only glucosila in the long periods of hyperglycemia and is not recovered in those 3 months of life,

emi1990 said:

anaisabel said:
If you are 3 months like this hemoglobin will work out well.About 120 of medium blood glucose.

Hemoglobin is only glucosila in the long periods of hyperglycemia and is not recovered in those 3 months of life,

And if in the event you are 24h.A 100 -GLUCOSIDE DICES HEMOGLOBINE ???

Carlos70 said:

emi1990 said:

anaisabel said:
anaisabel said:
If you are 3 months like this the hemoglobin will work out well.About 120 of medium blood glucose.

Hemoglobin is only glucosila in the long periods of hyperglycemia and is not recovered in those 3 months of life,

And if in the event you are 24h.A 100 -GLUCOSIDE DICES HEMOGLOBINE ???

What has told you is false.Of course it is hemoglobin.All figures are part of hemoglobin ...

Of course but in normal values

emi1990 said:
of course but in normal values ​​

Hemoglobin is everything.Being at 300 is hemoglobin and being 50 too.If you are always a & gt; 300 it will be & gt; 10%, if you are always a & lt; 80 it will come out & lt; 7% and if you are half to 200 and half to 100, you will also get a hemoglobin over 7% because it isThe average of everything.

I think that.Glucose, be 40, 100, 500 ..., adheres to hemoglobia.And therefore the average is of all glycemia not only of the highs.

anaisabel said:
I think that.Glucose, be 40, 100, 500 ..., adheres to hemoglobia.And therefore the average is of all glycemia not only of the high.

With being diabetic several years and making you hemoglobins every 3 months, it is not something that is thought, but is already known directly.

Good, to see a glycosilada of less than seven is fine, but ask your endocrine.Companions will all be right but you also have to live with diabetes and not for diabetes

Just control your diet and stop worrying so much, exercise, meditate and relax, anguish raises the levels.

DiabetesForo said:
@Diabetesforo said:

Hello good!

Today I perform the control blood analysis and although my daily values ​​are more or less normal, a 6.7 hemoglobin came out.MG I think it is recommended 6 or less.

Can you give me an opinion?

Thanks friends!

Hello, today it is recommended not to exceed 7, and then look at the circumstances of each one.

DiabetesForo said:

The ideal is 4.5% of A1C.

If it is not achieved, try to approach 4.9%

That is the objective, avoiding hypos, index of variability less than 20% and time in rank greater than 95%.

It can be done in 4 phases:

Phase 1. if you were in values ​​& GT; 5.7%, 3 months for & lt; 5.7

Phase 2. & lt; 5.2, 6 months

Phase 3. & lt; 4,9, in 1 year

Phase 4. The Holy Grail, = 4.5%, perpetual objective

I think I have not had 4.5 or without diabetes.

No diabetes is very difficult, paradoxically, go down to 4.5

And with diabetes, even more difficult !! 😩

pinkman said:
@pinkman said:

No diabetes is very difficult, paradoxically, go down to 4.5

It is more frustrating to be 6.5 to 7, that the doctor says that very well and develop complications.

Why is Low Carbs diet promoted?Because there is a world business of many thousands of millions.

Laboratories are going to applaud 7%, and people with less than 5.2 are labeled eccentric that does not do things well and put their health at risk.

I think it is perfectly possible, without risks and with food happiness, this requires a change of mentality, although I also understand that people are not willing to give up its dose of hydrates, short and long.

I am with 6.5 and my doctor has not told me that very well but I am on the right track and I have to keep going down.

If from 9 that I had in August it tells me that I have to go down to 4.5 I send you to shit, so clear.Rather than sending him to shit, he would have entered depression, not everyone has the same head or capacity for self -examination to get things, each one is a world and you have to treat it individually so that it can get their goals.

So, what was said, be careful with the objectives that are not covertable, that the recommendation can be counterproductive.

6.5 is an average of 154.

I don't know how to tell you ... Well, you're right

All the best

129 on average, variation 16.6 and with 97% within the range, 0 hypos and with a diet made by a nutritionist.In three months, 6.5.So what you propose does not fit me.

Nor does it fit that, having a disease, you have to have better values ​​than a healthy person.

pinkman said:
@pinkman said:

The ideal is 4.5% of A1C.

If it is not achieved, try to approach 4.9%

That is the objective, avoiding hypos, index of variability less than 20% and time in rank greater than 95%.

It can be done in 4 phases:

Phase 1. if you were in values ​​& GT; 5.7%, 3 months for & lt; 5.7

Ok then congratulations.