A test used to monitor those with diabetes mellitus. It tells the percentage of time in the past three months that the blood sugar level has been abnormally high. A normal Hemoglobin A1C is usually four to six percent. Also called HbA1C.
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Hemoglobin A1C
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Fasting blood sugar
A blood test taken before breakfast and after no food for the previous 12 hours. It is used to assess the risk for diabetes mellitus and its control.
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