Well done, that is an excellent result in such a short time.
Do you mind if I point out these figures are not measured in percentages, they are mmol/mol measurements. It is the old style of measurement that is a percentage. Your brilliant 46mmol/mol in old measurements is 6.4% (and is equivalent to an average of 7.6mmol/l (the measurement units we see on our meters). It is all very confusing, but it's what it is! http://www.diabetes.co.uk/hba1c-to-blood-sugar-level-converter.html
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Here’s the conversion which a forum member very kindly shared in another thread
Thanks, @tiredoftrying2017 ! It is what it is. Hoping to be sub-42, but who knows? At least it's the right side of Christmas....! And to be honest I've never felt better, so I'm sure that counts for something.
I admire your faith, but give yourself some credit too! Very well done!
Great news indeed, @NewTD2 !
I'm going to the vampires tomorrow for my HbA1c and thyroid stuff - I've had a disastrous week of blood sugars but *clutches at straws* every hyper has been matched with a hypo so hmmmmmmmmm, maybe I'll get away with it**.
Last time I got my results I was amused that my doctor's receptionist said 'normal' when I asked her what my HbA1c was. If only she knew how hard this type 1 works to show up as 'normal' - i.e. not diabetic - on that test!!!!!!!!!
**I know, I know, not desirable. Ho hum. Too much exercise, too much overcorrection of hypos, never mind............
