Glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c)
Average glucose over 2–3 months. Key test for diabetes diagnosis and monitoring.
Preparation
Fasting is not required. Results may be unreliable in hemolytic anemia and some hemoglobinopathies — inform the lab.
Turnaround
24–48 h
Reference values
Non-diabetes adult target is often 4.0–5.6% (see report). ≥6.5% on repeat confirms diabetes per WHO criteria.
FAQ
- Can I take HbA1c after a meal?
- Yes, fasting is not required: HbA1c reflects months of average glucose, not the moment of sampling.
- How does HbA1c complement fasting glucose?
- Fasting glucose is a snapshot; HbA1c is a 2–3 month trend. Together they improve prediabetes detection and therapy monitoring.
Indicative price: 120,000 UZS
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