Why Monitor HbA1c?
HbA1c reflects how much glucose has been attached to your red blood cells over time.
Unlike a single blood sugar reading, HbA1c shows your average blood sugar level over the past 2–3 months.
This makes it a powerful marker for understanding long-term glucose balance.
Your body naturally produces HbA1c as part of normal sugar metabolism.
When blood sugar stays elevated for longer periods, more of it binds to red blood cells — and your HbA1c value increases.
Tracking your HbA1c can help you:
Understand how your body manages sugar over time
Detect early signs of insulin resistance or diabetes
Monitor lifestyle changes such as diet, stress, exercise, or sleep
Support long-term metabolic and cardiovascular health
Your HbA1c result is shown as a percentage and falls within the standard reference range.
Normal Reference Range: 3.8% – 5.8%