hi Im pre diabetic.. should i take medicine to...

How to deal with your case
Since you are in a pre-diabetic state, it is not preferable to take any medications, and if you must, you can take metformin 500 mg tablets daily with follow-up with the gynecologist
What are the normal tests and ratios for cumulative sugar analysis and what do they mean:
if it is less than 5.7%, it means that you do not have diabetes and  If the percentage is 5.7 - 6.5%, this means that you do not have diabetes, but you are at risk of developing it in the future if you do not change your daily lifestyle and adhere to a healthy diet
 If the percentage is more than 6.6%, this means that you have diabetes, and you must review the specialist doctor and follow his instructions and take the treatment according to the required doses
Usually the doctor is keen to keep the cumulative sugar level for diabetics below 7%.
Can cumulative sugar be reduced through medication?
As we mentioned earlier, cumulative sugar is a cumulative process and expresses the diet and blood sugar for a long period of up to months, so taking a certain type of medicine currently does not work to lower it, but adherence to a correct diet and medication works to bring down the cumulative sugar
What is the next step:
1. Consult the specialist doctor regarding the current course of medication and if there is a need to modify it, and then adhere to it
2. Eat healthy meals and stay away from sugars
3. Organize meals and eat home meals as much as possible
4. Stay away from alcohol, soft drinks, or high-sugar drinks
5. Do moderate exercise 3-4 times a week
6. Regulating sleep time and getting enough time for rest
What are the types of diabetes drugs?
1. Auxiliary: Metaformin
2. Sulfonylureas such as glyburide (works to increase insulin secretion)
3. Meglitinides such as repaglinide (works to increase insulin secretion)
4. GLP-1 receptor agonists such as Victoza liraglutide (reduces sugar absorption
5. Insulin
my advice to you
You must follow the above advice