what is glycosylated haemoglobin (GHb) ? what is its relation with diabetes ?
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glycosylated Hb is a Hb which is bound to glucose!\nthis occurs normally due to presence of glucose in the blood but id the amount of glucose is increased as in un controlled diabetes mellitus you will get high amount of HBb in the blood!\nit is useful in follow up of diabetic patients as some people who don't control their diabetes and coming fasting to their doctors! the urine results will be as if the patient controlling his diabetes but when examine the blood the doctor can find an increased amount of HBb and thus knowing that the patient where trying to deceive the doctors! this is happening!
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It depends what type of Diabetes you have. Is it type one or type two. Is it Hypo-glycemic or Hyper-glycemia.
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My HBA1C is 7.0% taken on 10th October 2006. I am 63 and Type 1 diabetic for the past 10years. Taking tablets and insulin....if you need more help/information contact me.
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There has been research going on for many many years in this field....best place to start with any info is your own doctor...you say your glucose isnt stabilized...if thats the case then you should be under a doctors care for it....all hospitals have counselors and information needed for diabetes and its treatment.Many of the teaching hospitals is where alot of the research is happening.
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Check your bloodsugar 4 to 6 times a day, OR MORE. Get on an eating plan with your doctor or dietician. Learn to use "sliding scale" insulin. Everyone can do it and it's very effective. I've been diabetic for 16 years and my hemoglobin A1c has always been between 5.0 to 5.7, with the last being 5.4 It IS possible to be in perfect control. Talk to your physician about it, and if your physician is unwilling GET A NEW DOCTOR!!!
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Different types of carbohydrates are known to affect blood sugar levels differently due to the speed of absorption into the body. You could do a study on how they differ, and if fats slow down this process.
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When someone has diabetes the excess glucose binds to different substances in the blood including proteins when this happens some of these proteins become toxic and damage the blood vessels preventing an adequate blood flow to the tissues\ntissues need the oxygen  and nutrients in the blood to heal but since there is so little blood getting to them they cannot work as fast as they should.
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Well i Had to take a GT Test when i was pregnant I had to fast the night before go in to the blood lab have a sample taken then i drank a glucose drink and waited an hour had another blood sample taken waited another hour then another blood sample not very fun but that's life turns out i had gestational diabetes and as a result had my baby prematurely( Baby is fine,just stated walking) The tests show how your body copes with glucose in your bloodstream. If its too high then your body may be having trouble producing insulin
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AVANDIA, ACTOS,GLUCOPHAGE, GLUCOVANCE,  \nHUMALIN, HUMALOG
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This site will be useful for you:\nhttp://www.ifcc.org/divisions/CCD/GC_Presentations_2004/pdf/8B_Diabetes_Malaysia.pdf#search='diabetes%20at%20malaysia'
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Have your blood tested for blood sugar level..etc, doctor will let you know
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haemoglobin - red blood cells\nmyoglobin - muscle cells
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Diabetes and heart disease are definitely connected.Diabetes affects almost all of the systems in your body.People with diabetes are at a far greater risk of suffering heart attacks,strokes etc...Some scientists believe now that the "free" sugar that is not brought into the cells,but courses through your vascular system aids in the fatty deposits that block your arteries by encouraging that fat to stick to the blood vessels.That is why diabetes should be watched closely and kept under control.
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http://www.diabetes.org
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ok..in english diabetes is the inability of cells to use sugar in the blood due to either a lack of insulin (produced by the pancreas) or the inability for a cell to transport sugar across the cell. because your cells cannot use the sugar it stays in limbo between the cells (high blood sugar)until it is filtered out through the kidneys (this causes alot of pressure and can destroy them). the high blood sugar also puts alot of pressure on the eyes that can cause blindness. another effect if left untreated is pariphial neuropathy..a big word for loss of circulation and feeling in the lower extremities (legs) this can lead to sores that cannot heal (because the cells cannot use the sugar for energy) these are things that do not happen all at once but over time. If you do not keep your sugar under control these things WILL happen...PLEASE take this disease seriously...many times the treatment is diet and exercise depending on how much insulin your pancreas does produce..if this does not work you will need to take medicine every day for the rest of your life (which is much better than the consiquences of not treating it ....amputation, blindness, kidney failure, stroke, heart attack, ect...this list continues to grow.
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Are you a diabetic? please check your blood, because this happens to diabetic people.
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Type 1 - no\n\nType 2 - maybe.  There are studies which indicate that people who eat a lot of high glycemic foods (sugar is one) develop type 2 diabetes as a result of the constant assault on their pancreas.\n\nYou'd be wise to buffer your sugar with protein or eat smaller amounts several hours apart.