Definitions for "HbA1c"
Glycosolated haemoglobin is a blood test to determine level of glycaemic control.
HbA1c, or glycosylated hemoglobin, is a measure of the average glycemic control over a three-month period. Since the HBA1c complex is stored inside red blood cells, it lasts as long as the red blood cells live, for about 3 months. Thus, HBA1c reflects the combination of blood glucose in the fasting state as well as the glucose "spikes" that follow a meal.
glycosylated hemoglobin. Blood test shows average blood glucose level for the previous 90 days