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<blockquote data-quote="Daibell" data-source="post: 1965846" data-attributes="member: 21149"><p>Hi. In one way you are lucky. Your GP has considered the possibility of T1; mine told me there was no way I was T1 despite being stick thin, not responding to all the tablets and with no T1 tests. I finally got the insulin I needed. There are two tests for T1 called GAD (for antibodies) and c-peptide to check your insulin level. A negative GAD is not conclusive for not being T1. Around 15% of T2s are not overweight and I suggest many will be mis-diagnosed T1s like me. You have a good GP so hopefully you will end up with the right diagnosis and treatment.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Daibell, post: 1965846, member: 21149"] Hi. In one way you are lucky. Your GP has considered the possibility of T1; mine told me there was no way I was T1 despite being stick thin, not responding to all the tablets and with no T1 tests. I finally got the insulin I needed. There are two tests for T1 called GAD (for antibodies) and c-peptide to check your insulin level. A negative GAD is not conclusive for not being T1. Around 15% of T2s are not overweight and I suggest many will be mis-diagnosed T1s like me. You have a good GP so hopefully you will end up with the right diagnosis and treatment. [/QUOTE]
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