Patient's question:
On February 22nd, 21 weeks and 2 days pregnant, height 158cm, weight 84kg, already overweight at 81kg before pregnancy. The doctor is concerned about high-risk factors and tested the glycosylated hemoglobin at 10.2 (normal range is 4-6.4). The doctor recommended an empty stomach blood glucose test and a 50g glucose test.Doctor's answer:
Did you test for hemoglobin A1c at 10.2? Different hospitals use different testing methods, so the reference values vary. The reference value on the test report should be used. Hemoglobin A1c reflects blood glucose fluctuations over the past 2-3 weeks and has poor stability with large errors. Generally, hemoglobin A1c is used as a reference. You can monitor your blood glucose more frequently. If the results are all within the normal range, you can consider this issue less, as it is likely that you do not have diabetes.Medical advice: If there is protein in the urine, you can refer to the blood test results to determine if there is an infection and undergo a urinary tract ultrasound to assist in diagnosis. If it is a urinary tract infection, follow up after antibiotic treatment. Wishing you a speedy recovery.