Holden1991
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- Type of diabetes
- Don't have diabetes
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- I do not have diabetes
Definitely worth getting it checked again.Do you think this warrants going and asking for another HBA1C? It’s only been a few months since the last one can things change that quick? Don’t want to come off as someone that is obsessed I’m just recognising symptoms and along with my readings feel it could be worth being checked out again??
ThanksHi @Holden1991 and welcome to the forum.
As you realise these readings are running high, however before taking action can you just check the test strips are in date, as it looks like you might not have used them for a while. Also even in date how long ago did you open the pot, they only last so long after the pot is open.
I thought that I’d never had a reading that high before meals. I had an oatcakes and cheese with is carb heavy definitely but I never really gave it any thought.The most important thing is to verify that the test strips are in-date and that the numbers are correct.
Those numbers are high, particularly before tea. If no snack between lunch and tea that means 2hrs after Lunch may have been very high.
There are about 40 things apart from food which can raise your blood Glucose, however your numbers suggest it 's Diabetes/Carbohydrates that is the culprit.
Brilliant thanks so much for your advice. Didn’t want to turn up at the doctors and they presume I’m a hypochondriac as i presume I’ve had a normal result. I always presume it would be type 2 but 100% agree it could be something else so worth getting it checked!Definitely worth getting it checked again.
Assuming the test strips read correctly, those numbers look to be in the diabetic range, I'd contact the GP and let them know what numbers you're seeing, and also thay you're having symptoms.
Yes, things can change this quick. Blood glucose or a hba1c in the diabetic range only shows diabetes, it doesn't show what type. So should it turn out that it wasn't faulty teststrips but indeed diabetes, it could be a different type than T2.
Good luck, and please let us know how it goes!Brilliant thanks so much for your advice. Didn’t want to turn up at the doctors and they presume I’m a hypochondriac as i presume I’ve had a normal result. I always presume it would be type 2 but 100% agree it could be something else so worth getting it checked!
Do you mean on my HBA1C testIt’s worth asking for actual numbers too. Not just a commentary.
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