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Superior, WI
June 6
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A DiabetesTeam Member

Charts comparing daily glucose readings & A1c levels can be found on the internet. Above 137 glucose may lead to complications. In the hospital I learned that 180 means DANGER!

June 9
A DiabetesTeam Member

My husband was 6.4 when diagnosed
He is now 5.8
Still considered pre-diabetic
Below 5.7 is considered in normal range
I would love to get down below 5
I. Am currently 5.6

June 7
A DiabetesTeam Member

I’ve been type 2 for twenty odd years, love my numbers under 6
To mid 6

June 6
DiabetesTeam

Great question! For prediabetes, an A1c level falls between 5.7% and 6.4%. Here's a quick breakdown of the ranges:

- Below 5.7% — Healthy, no diabetes or prediabetes
- 5.7% to 6.4% — Prediabetes range
- 6.5% or higher — Diabetes

If you have diabetes and are working toward a target, most health experts recommend keeping Show Full Answer

Great question! For prediabetes, an A1c level falls between 5.7% and 6.4%. Here's a quick breakdown of the ranges:

- Below 5.7% — Healthy, no diabetes or prediabetes
- 5.7% to 6.4% — Prediabetes range
- 6.5% or higher — Diabetes

If you have diabetes and are working toward a target, most health experts recommend keeping A1c below 7% to reduce the risk of complications. It's worth noting that ideal A1c targets can vary based on age, overall health, and your personal treatment plan. Always work with your healthcare provider to set a goal that's right for you.

June 6

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