Not by my estimation - that is in the prediabetes range - but you'd be advised to take action to lower it sooner rather than later, to get back to normal.
Not by my estimation - that is in the prediabetes range - but you'd be advised to take action to lower it sooner rather than later, to get back to normal.
That translates to 47.5 mmol/m which in the UK that would be borderline T2 which starts at 48 mmol/m.
So you are at the very top of the pre-diabetic range bordering full on T2.
In Cyprus, where we also still measure A1C in %s, 6,5% and over is considered the diabetic range. So you are just marginally in the diabetic range.
But with such a marginal result you should not be diagnosed as diabetic until you have it confirmed by a second count or other similar test such as very elevated fasting blood glucose