Low glycated albumin is not good. Low glycated albumin is seen in decreased albumin synthesis and excessive albumin loss. 1. Reduced albumin synthesis: Insufficient protein intake, wasting disease, malnutrition and other diseases will reduce albumin, resulting in low glycated albumin. Because the liver is an important organ for synthesizing proteins, so when the liver function is decompensated, the liver function decreases, and the glycated albumin will also be low. 2. Excessive loss of albumin: Excessive loss of albumin is seen in kidney diseases, such as renal insufficiency and nephrotic syndrome, in which albumin will be excreted in the urine. Low glycated albumin may also indicate low blood glucose, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time, under the guidance of the doctor for examination and treatment.