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HbA1c test

Your average blood sugar over the last 2–3 months. No fasting needed.

NABL partner lab · [Lab name]Also called: Glycated haemoglobin · A1c
Quick answer

The HbA1c test shows your average blood sugar over the last 2–3 months. You do not need to fast. Below 5.7% is usual. 5.7–6.4% is the prediabetes range. 6.5% or higher is in the diabetes range. The test costs ₹[price] and is in every Aarogya 360 check-up [confirm].

Inside an Aarogya 360 centre
Before your testFastingNot neededSampleBloodReport[N] hours
Price
₹[price]
Sample
Blood from a vein
Fasting
Not needed
Report in
[N] hours

What it measures

What this test tells you.

Sugar in your blood sticks to red blood cells. Red cells live about 3 months. So HbA1c shows your average over that time, not just today.

What the numbers mean
UsualBelow 5.7%Lower risk
Prediabetes range5.7–6.4%Time to act
Diabetes range6.5% or moreSee a doctor
General ranges for adults. Your lab report shows its own range. Ranges: [medical reviewer to confirm].

Who should test

Is this test for you?

Diabetes in the family

A parent or sibling with diabetes raises your risk.

Waist or weight is up

Extra weight around the waist is a common sign.

You are 30 or older

Test once a year [reviewer to confirm].

How to prepare

Simple steps before you come.

1No fasting

Eat and drink as usual.

2Any time of day

Morning or evening is fine.

3Tell us about anaemia

Low haemoglobin can change the result.

Questions

About the HbA1c test.

Medically reviewed by[Dr Name][MBBS, MD · Reg. no.] · Reviewed [date]

No. HbA1c is not affected by your last meal.

Know your numbers this week.

Book the test alone, or get it inside a full check-up.