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<blockquote data-quote="Tophat1900" data-source="post: 2142985" data-attributes="member: 362123"><p>I don't know if you exercise every morning, but if you are doing so on an empty stomach then that can cause elevated levels. If there is no food present, then your liver will provide it in the form of glucose which can show higher levels. </p><p></p><p>I gather you have stopped all meds? This could well explain the rise and I don't know anything about your diet, so if you have added something or changed eating times or there has been no change at all, then perhaps you may want to review your diet? Perhaps a few minor changes may need to be taken? </p><p></p><p>I'm not saying it is one thing or another, just offering a few things to take into consideration. I wouldn't be worrying about A1c numbers so much as finding out why you are running as high as you are. IMO - concentrate on glucose levels, if you get those sorted out, the A1c test will sort itself out. At least that's what I focus on, glucose control through the day. To me that's more important then worrying about what my A1c is or will be.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tophat1900, post: 2142985, member: 362123"] I don't know if you exercise every morning, but if you are doing so on an empty stomach then that can cause elevated levels. If there is no food present, then your liver will provide it in the form of glucose which can show higher levels. I gather you have stopped all meds? This could well explain the rise and I don't know anything about your diet, so if you have added something or changed eating times or there has been no change at all, then perhaps you may want to review your diet? Perhaps a few minor changes may need to be taken? I'm not saying it is one thing or another, just offering a few things to take into consideration. I wouldn't be worrying about A1c numbers so much as finding out why you are running as high as you are. IMO - concentrate on glucose levels, if you get those sorted out, the A1c test will sort itself out. At least that's what I focus on, glucose control through the day. To me that's more important then worrying about what my A1c is or will be. [/QUOTE]
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