People in remission shouldn’t come off the register. (That’s only if there was an error in diagnosis) You lose the monitoring and annual eye checks etc. Sadly remission is not cured and we should always be monitored.Thank you bulkbiker, i spent some time looking at your replys to posts and you had the same total cholestrol as me so i didnt worry to much. Thats why i asked GP to do another fasting one and she was happy to do that. Seems like they going to remove me from register after next checkup if everything is ok or try and put me on statins if they not better.
Have a read here, what NICE expects of type 2 care. My GP follows this I have a yearly annual check up, including HbA1c, other bloods, BP, weight, eyes, feet etc… with a six monthly HbA1c in between.Wow thanks everyone and thanks for the info. Will keep doing what i am doing and make sure i stay on the register. Should i be checked every 6 or 12 months. Still early days for me so still trying to find my feet
Have a read here, what NICE expects of type 2 care. My GP follows this I have a yearly annual check up, including HbA1c, other bloods, BP, weight, eyes, feet etc… with a six monthly HbA1c in between.
https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng28/chapter/Recommendations#hba1c-measurement-and-targets
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