Conditions that affect red blood cells can lead to false HbA1c results. anaemia, kidney disease, and haemoglobin disorders like sickle cell anaemia can either falsely elevate or lower HbA1c levels. Recent blood transfusions, iron deficiency, or chronic blood loss can also affect the accuracy of the test. If you have any underlying health conditions, it’s important to inform your doctor before taking the test. Your healthcare provider may recommend alternative glucose tests or additional evaluations to ensure accurate monitoring of your blood sugar levels.
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