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Dr has requested apt to discuss latest bloods results

ryanm100

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Hi all,
My January HBA1C was 6.4, I had another last Wednesday and got a call just now from the GP Surgery telling me the GP wants to see me to discuss my latest results. Next available apt is Friday which feels a life time away. My anxiety issues don't help, should I be concerned?
thanks, Ryan
 
Hi all,
My January HBA1C was 6.4, I had another last Wednesday and got a call just now from the GP Surgery telling me the GP wants to see me to discuss my latest results. Next available apt is Friday which feels a life time away. My anxiety issues don't help, should I be concerned?
thanks, Ryan

Having read all the info on this site about what numbers mean, how do you feel?
 
Personally I wouldn't worry too much. Your GP will discuss your results and make suggestions about the way forward. Going by your last result of 6.4 you'll either be regarded as pre-diabetic or as T2 diabetic and if it's the latter it's no big deal and the sooner you know about it, the sooner you can start controlling it. I would guess that even if you are diagnosed as T2 your HbA1c will still be pretty low and fairly easiy contolled by diet and exercise and well within possibility of entering remission.
 
Hi all,
My January HBA1C was 6.4, I had another last Wednesday and got a call just now from the GP Surgery telling me the GP wants to see me to discuss my latest results. Next available apt is Friday which feels a life time away. My anxiety issues don't help, should I be concerned?
thanks, Ryan

Honestly, why do they do it like this. I see you are already diagnosed as type 2 so it might just be a catch up. x
 
Hi all,
My January HBA1C was 6.4, I had another last Wednesday and got a call just now from the GP Surgery telling me the GP wants to see me to discuss my latest results. Next available apt is Friday which feels a life time away. My anxiety issues don't help, should I be concerned?
thanks, Ryan

Hi,

Are you on any prescribed meds for your diabetes? When did you last have a med review on a prescription?
Could just be that??

Best wishes.
 
Hi. How about asking the surgery to add you to access to the surgeries online system including the level for test results. You are entitled to be able to access these. That way you can view your results as soon as they are available and spend time with the GP/DN discussing the way forward rather than listening to the results.
 
Hi. How about asking the surgery to add you to access to the surgeries online system including the level for test results. You are entitled to be able to access these. That way you can view your results as soon as they are available and spend time with the GP/DN discussing the way forward rather than listening to the results.
Unfortunately whilst we are entitled to see our results we are not always able to as it depends what the surgery has signed up to. I have been asking for 4 years to be able to see my records on line but have had no success despite pointing out that it has been mandated by NHS that I should have access to them. I’ve managed to circumvent the system to a point by accessing ‘mydiabetesmyway’ but that only lets me the results pertaining to my T2 like hba1c and cholesterol.
 
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