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What a non-diabetic's Hba1c would be? My friend's result was 5.3 and somebody told her that it was practically normal and that somebody without diabetes Would 5. Is this right?
 
from what I know it ranges from 3-7 might be 5-7
 
A non-diabetic HbA1C is between 3.5-5.5%.
 
I'm doing well then:D
 
So here's another thought. Would a non diabetic have this blood test done for anything else?
 
not sure faceman ...are you thinking are you really diabetic cos of those excellent last results? or have i got the wrong end of the stick here?
 
am64 said:
not sure faceman ...are you thinking are you really diabetic cos of those excellent last results? or have i got the wrong end of the stick here?
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No I've accepted that fact now that I'll always be diabetic. I know that my results means that it appears that I'm managing my diabetes.
 
Faceman said:
No I've accepted that fact now that I'll always be diabetic. I know that my results means that it appears that I'm managing my diabetes.
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no soz i did get wrong end of stick its just another member recently discovered he was mis diaganosed ...soz
 
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