Take the test!

Knowledge is power. Prediabetes and diabetes may not show any obvious symptoms, it’s important to be aware of that. By taking this quick and simple test, you will soon find out if you are at risk of having prediabetes or diabetes.

If you happen to be prediabetic, the sooner you find out, the better, as you can start taking the first steps towards control, preventing it to progress to diabetes.

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Take the test

If you happen to be prediabetic, the sooner you find out, the better, as you can start taking the first steps towards control, preventing it to progress to diabetes.

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How old are you?
What is your gender?
What is your waist circumference measured below the ribs (cm)?
How often do you eat vegetables, fruit or berries?
Do you take 30 minutes of physical activity daily?
Have you ever taken medication for high blood pressure on a regular basis?
Have you ever been found to have high blood glucose (including health examinations, illnesses or pregnancy)?
Have any of the members of your family been diagnosed with diabetes (type 1 or type 2)?
What is your waist circumference measured below the ribs (cm)?
What is your BMI (body mass index)?

Please insert your height and weight:

Height (cm)
Height
Weight (kg)
Weight
Your BMI is:
The body mass index measures the body fat of an individual based on the weight and height (applies to adults only).
BMIWeight status
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YOUR SCORE IS
76QV
1%*
You are hardly at risk.
Special precaution or prevention is not necessary in your case. Nevertheless it is beneficial to eat healthy food and have adequate physical activity.

 

*Risk in percent = e.g. 4% indicates that 4 out of 100 individuals with this score can contract type 2 diabetes within the next 10 years

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YOUR SCORE IS
HA24
4%*
Your risk for becoming a diabetic is only slightly increased.

To be on the safe side, please follow these rules:

  • If you are overweight you should try to reduce your body weight by 5–7%.
  • Be physically active for 30 minutes on at least 5 days a week so that you slightly sweat.
  • Fat should contribute a maximum of 30% of your total energy intake.
  • The proportion of saturated fat (predominantly in animal fat) should not exceed 10% of your energy intake.
  • Consume 30 grams of fibres (e.g. in whole-grain products, vegetables, fruit) per day.

 

*Risk in percent = e.g. 4% indicates that 4 out of 100 individuals with this score can contract type 2 diabetes within the next 10 years

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YOUR SCORE IS
Q9AJ
17%*
If you are scored in this risk group you must not postpone preventive measures in any case.

Tips from experts and instructions for changing lifestyle which you can implement yourself is of help. Seek for professional support if you realize that you will not succeed this way.

 

*Risk in percent = e.g. 4% indicates that 4 out of 100 individuals with this score can contract type 2 diabetes within the next 10 years

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YOUR SCORE IS
33%*
Your risk is substantial!

One third of all individuals with this score will become a diabetic within the next 10 years.

To underestimate the situation might have serious consequences.

Ideally you seek for professional support. Let your pharmacist check your blood sugar level and visit your GP for a health check-up.

 

*Risk in percent = e.g. 4% indicates that 4 out of 100 individuals with this score can contract type 2 diabetes within the next 10 years

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YOUR SCORE IS
50%*
There is acute need for taking action because it is absolutely possible that you already have diabetes.

This is the case for about 35 percent of all individuals with a score above 20.

A simple plasma glucose test – e.g. in your pharmacy - might be helpful for additional information. But this does not replace an extensive laboratory test to exclude an already manifest diabetes. Therefore you should immediately ask for an appointment with your GP.

 

*Risk in percent = e.g. 4% indicates that 4 out of 100 individuals with this score can contract type 2 diabetes within the next 10 years

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Need help?

You don’t have to go through this all by yourself, we recommend you make an appointment with a health care professional.