Analytical results

Good to all:

Today I have made the first post diagnostic analytics and the truth is that I am very happy, I have gotten through my health folder to see if I could see something and for the moment the only thing that comes out is just what mattered most to me that it wasGlycated hemoglobin and although I obviously expected improvement did not expect so much, I am in 5.6 what is a spectacular value so I am quite happy, although as in the first analytics they did not specifically ask me the glyd hemoglobin"Original" to compare.

The only thing I have a doubt, because I get two different values, one this 5.6 (where it marks as a normality range between 4 and 5.7) and puts HBA1c (NGSP) and another that puts me 37.7 (normality rangesbetween 20 and 42 mmol/mol) with Name HBA1C (IFCC).

Are two different things?Is it the same but with two different measurement scales?

Thank you.

@Websquirle, it seems that it is the same glycosilada, but measured in different units
5.6 is perfect.Congratulations!

websirtle said:
good to all:

Today I have made the first post diagnostic analytics and the truth is that I am very happy, I have gotten through my health folder to see if I could see something and for the moment the only thing that comes out is just what mattered most to me that it wasGlycated hemoglobin and although I obviously expected improvement did not expect so much, I am in 5.6 what is a spectacular value so I am quite happy, although as in the first analytics they did not specifically ask me the glyd hemoglobin"Original" to compare.

The only thing I have a doubt, because I get two different values, one this 5.6 (where it marks as a normality range between 4 and 5.7) and puts HBA1c (NGSP) and another that puts me 37.7 (normality rangesbetween 20 and 42 mmol/mol) with Name HBA1C (IFCC).

Are two different things?Is it the same but with two different measurement scales?

Thank you.

Congratulations, very good result!

For not opening a new topic this, as the doctor told me that the next one in 6 months yesterday or so 3 months after the previous one I made the glycosilada in a pharmacy and 5.1 so we are great: Smiley:

websirtle said:
for not opening a new topic this, as the doctor told me that next in 6 months yesterday about 3 months after the previous one I made the glycosylated in a pharmacy in a pharmacyAnd 5.1 so we are great: Smiley:

Well congratulations.
I did not know that they could be done in pharmacy.Are they reliable?Are they very expensive?

Isabelbota said:

websirtle said:
for not opening a new topic this refloot3 months after the previous one I made the glycosilada in a pharmacy and 5.1 so we are great: smiley:

Well congratulations.
I did not know that they could be done in pharmacy.Are they reliable?Are they very expensive?

I didn't know it either, and I guess they won't do it in all, one day I asked them if they did the test because I wantedtwo.

As for reliability, they told me that the machine was calibrated the day before, the amount was € 12.

@Websquirle is the same.With the NGSP all toilets are more familiar but it is known that with the IFCC it is more reliable when determining glycos.I suppose they will have done it for both

websirtle said:

Isabelbota said:

websirtle said:
websirtle said:
for not opening a new topicDoctor told me that next in 6 months yesterday or so 3 months after the previous

Well congratulations.
I did not know that they could be done in pharmacy.Are they reliable?Are they very expensive?

I didn't know it either, and I guess they won't do it in all, one day I asked them if they did the test because I wantedtwo.

As for reliability, they told me that the machine was calibrated the day before, the amount was € 12.

Thank you!