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HbA1c in Diagnosis of Diabetes Mellitus without Ketonuria in Young AdultK Nazimuddin et alTable-IIDistribution of patients according to their HbA1c,FBG,2HG levels (n=242 )Parameters Range with SD Mean 95% CIFBG mmol/L 4- 45.0 ;SD 6.71 13.90 13.05 -14.752HG mmol/L 11.1- 55.0;SD 7.41 21.82 20.88-22.76HbA1c (%) 3.6-21.6;SD 3.21 9.16 8.76-9.57c) Distribution of patients according to Sex, DF, PC,ND, and TS (n=242)Male:113(46.69%),Female 129 (53.30 %),DF 117(48.35%),PC 22 (9.09%),ND150(61.98%) and TS169 (69.83%) cases.Table-IIIDistribution of patients according to their HbA1c,FBG,2HG levels(n=242)Particulars Number Frequency(%)Male 113 46.69Female 129 53.30DF 117 48.35PC 22 9.09ND 150 61.98TS 169 69.83N (Total 242)Distribution of 2HGDiabetes before 30th birth day and ketonuria-ve45403530252015105012 20 28 36 44 5216 24 32 40 482HG (mmol/L)2HG distribution: Mean 21.82, median 20.75,SD 7.40, SE 0.48,range 11.10 to 55.00 and 95% CL 20.88 to 22.76 mmol/LFig-1. Distribution of HbA1C among the subjectsFig-3 : Distribution of blood glucose two hours afterglucose load(2HG) among the subjectsFig-2 : Distribution of fasting blood glucose (FBG)among the subjectsFig-4 : Correlation of HbA1c level with fasting bloodglucose(FBG) and blood glucose levels two hoursafter glucose load(2HG)101