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Member You - Pre-Diabetes - Are You at Risk?
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Pre-diabetes is not diabetes per se and if you are diagnosed with it, it is not a death sentence. With exercise, weight loss and a healthy diet, pre-diabetic people can and have managed to bring down their glucose levels and have escaped the threat of an insulin-dependent life.
You won't necessarily know if you have pre-diabetes because it is asymptomatic. There are no big telltale signs that point toward it but it is of crucial importance to be tested for condition as soon as possible so you can curb it right away. If nothing is done during the pre-diabetic stage, it is very likely that the blood sugar levels will go awry and needlessly boost a person's risk of heart disease and eye damage, as well as a host of other difficult and expensive consequences.
Should you be screened for pre-diabetes? If you answer yes to any of the following questions, you should talk to your doctor about getting screened: Do you have relatives that have heart disease or Type 2 diabetes? Are you overweight? Do you have high blood pressure? Are you part of a "high-risk" group (African American, Latino and Asian)? Do you have more stored fat around your belly than your hips? If you're male, you should be checked if your waistline is more than 40 inches and if you're female, if your waistline is more than 35 inches. If you've
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Pre-diabetes is not diabetes per se and if you are diagnosed with it, it is not a death sentence. With exercise, weight loss and a healthy diet, pre-diabetic people can and have managed to bring down their glucose levels and have escaped the threat of an insulin-dependent life.
You won't necessarily know if you have pre-diabetes because it is asymptomatic. There are no big telltale signs that point toward it but it is of crucial importance to be tested for condition as soon as possible so you can curb it right away. If nothing is done during the pre-diabetic stage, it is very likely that the blood sugar levels will go awry and needlessly boost a person's risk of heart disease and eye damage, as well as a host of other difficult and expensive consequences.
Should you be screened for pre-diabetes? If you answer yes to any of the following questions, you should talk to your doctor about getting screened: Do you have relatives that have heart disease or Type 2 diabetes? Are you overweight? Do you have high blood pressure? Are you part of a "high-risk" group (African American, Latino and Asian)? Do you have more stored fat around your belly than your hips? If you're male, you should be checked if your waistline is more than 40 inches and if you're female, if your waistline is more than 35 inches. If you'v
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You won't necessarily know if you have pre-diabetes because it is asymptomatic. There are no big telltale signs that point toward it but it is of crucial importance to be tested for condition as soon as possible so you can curb it right away. If nothing is done during the pre-diabetic stage, it is very likely that the blood sugar levels will go awry and needlessly boost a person's risk of heart disease and eye damage, as well as a host of other difficult and expensive consequences.
Should you be screened for pre-diabetes? If you answer yes to any of the following questions, you should talk to your doctor about getting screened: Do you have relatives that have heart disease or Type 2 diabetes? Are you overweight? Do you have high blood pressure? Are you part of a "high-risk" group (African American, Latino and Asian)? Do you have more stored fat around your belly than your hips? If you're male, you should be checked if your waistline is more than 40 inches and if you're female, if your waistline is more than 35 inches. If you'v
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Should you be screened for pre-diabetes? If you answer yes to any of the following questions, you should talk to your doctor about getting screened: Do you have relatives that have heart disease or Type 2 diabetes? Are you overweight? Do you have high blood pressure? Are you part of a "high-risk" group (African American, Latino and Asian)? Do you have more stored fat around your belly than your hips? If you're male, you should be checked if your waistline is more than 40 inches and if you're female, if your waistline is more than 35 inches. If you'v
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If you think you are pre-diabetic, your doctor will recommend that you go for a fasting plasma glucose test (FPG). To prepare for the FPG, you will be asked to fast for 10 hours before a blood sample is drawn first thing in the morning before breakfast. The normal level is below 100 mg/dl. If your have an FPG level between 100 and 125 mg/dl, you are considered pre-diabetic. But if your blood glucose level is 126 mg/dl or more, you can be considered a diabetic already.
To back up the FPG result, your doctor may ask you to take an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) that is similar to the FPG. This time however, you will be asked to drink a glucose-rich beverage and your blood glucose level measured 2 hours after. If normal, your blood glucose would be below 140 mg/dl two hours after the drink. If pre-diabetic, the blood glucose level is between 140 to 199 mg/dl. If your figure is above 200 mg/dl or more, you are considered diabetic. You should also have your cholesterol levels checked. High levels of triglycerides in the blood and low levels of "good" HDL cholesterol do not only put you at risk for diabetes, but also heart disease and certain cancers.
Knowing you are pre-diabetic is a blow for many people, but there is no reason to give up hope yet. More studies show that pre-diabetics who are aware of their condition can do
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