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Bloods

Now you can start on your targets. That is not the highest number I have seen here on the forum and with some work you can lower it in weeks/months. Keep testing and learning.
Have you been given a date for your next test? Any meds prescribed/changed?
 
Lordbean1 said:
Next test in 3m been given metformin today
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I had no adverse reaction to Metformin but some people do have negative reactions. If you have trouble with it you can ask for the slow release Metformin which is a little kinder on the system. Remember also, that Metformin has very little effect on blood glucose, it is prescribed to help with liver dumps, to give some protection to the organs and as a mild appetite suppressant. So it is up to you how you lower your blood glucose using your chosen dietary regime and excercise plan. Good luck.
 
I also have a L3 radiculopathy which can also be caused by being diabetic so in lots of pain all the time.... maybe time for a blue badge
 
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