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<blockquote data-quote="rekotek" data-source="post: 2702330" data-attributes="member: 569324"><p>Don't panic and take your time to learn and adjust your lifestyle changes. My hba1c was much higher than yours and managed to bring it down to 41 mmol after 3 months. Also, I just met a colleague of mine at work last night who just diagnosed with T2 with her hba1c 100mmol. We both have Metformin, I started taking it Dec 2022 and my colleague started 2 weeks ago, we both haven't experienced any issues. If you do experienced any issues your GP will change the medication so don't worry too much.</p><p></p><p>I only saw my GP on the day he confirmed I have T2 and met the diabetic nurse 3 times so far since diagnosed 18 months ago. The nurse referred me to local diabetes clinic but all I had was a 30 mins group video call. I got most of the information online, then I picked out foods and exercises from what I came across that suit me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rekotek, post: 2702330, member: 569324"] Don't panic and take your time to learn and adjust your lifestyle changes. My hba1c was much higher than yours and managed to bring it down to 41 mmol after 3 months. Also, I just met a colleague of mine at work last night who just diagnosed with T2 with her hba1c 100mmol. We both have Metformin, I started taking it Dec 2022 and my colleague started 2 weeks ago, we both haven't experienced any issues. If you do experienced any issues your GP will change the medication so don't worry too much. I only saw my GP on the day he confirmed I have T2 and met the diabetic nurse 3 times so far since diagnosed 18 months ago. The nurse referred me to local diabetes clinic but all I had was a 30 mins group video call. I got most of the information online, then I picked out foods and exercises from what I came across that suit me. [/QUOTE]
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