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HbA1c 110

vivien1962

Member
Messages
5
Type of diabetes
Type 2
Treatment type
Tablets (oral)
hi, welcome

i was 112 first time i was tested so dont worry you will be fine as long as you "do the right thing" the right thing of course isnt neccesarrily (cant spell that sry) the nicest thing hehe, for now until you get yourself up to speed on the best way to deal with diabetes, try to reduce your sugar and carbohydrate intake, this should lower your numbers, theres an awful lot to learn so i would suggest reading through some threads and particular attention to daisys post which im sure will be appearing here soon :) best of luck and ask questions when they come up, its a bit overwhelming at first and as you read the only things you will see is the bits about the complications, its not everyone that suffers these and the better your control the better chance you will have of avoiding them, so read on :thumbup:

best of luck
Hi
I’ve just had a hba1c of 110 mlol also
I’ve been told it’s dangerously high and started on metformin
It’s been a massive shock and I’m desperate for some helpful support xx vivien
 
Hi Vivien

My HBa1C was 99 when I was diagnosed. Like you I was put on metformin. I was given a blood glucose monitor by my diabetes nurse. I found that was very useful. Over time my morning glucose readings dropped from about 10 to 7. There are many glucose meters you can buy e.g. https://shop.diabetes.ascensia.co.uk/product/contour-plus-blue-meter

I started to cut out foods containing sugar like the breakfast cereal I usually ate. I then cut out high carb food such potatoes, rice, pasta, bread. I began to use a Low Carb High Fat diet after eating this video.


Avoid any food labelled “low fat” as they generally add sugar to make it taste better once they remove the fat.

Good luck on your journey.
 
Hi
I’ve just had a hba1c of 110 mlol also
I’ve been told it’s dangerously high and started on metformin
It’s been a massive shock and I’m desperate for some helpful support xx vivien
Thank you so much so much everyone xx
 
Hi
I’ve just had a hba1c of 110 mlol also
I’ve been told it’s dangerously high and started on metformin
It’s been a massive shock and I’m desperate for some helpful support xx vivien
My HbA1c was 91 at diagnosis but simply reducing my intake of carbs lowered it to 41 in 6 months/
I was prescribed Metformin and Atorvastatin, but it made me really unwell, and the explosive faecal incontinence was no fun at all. If you take them, make sure you don't go out for a few days until you know how you are going to react.
Some people take them no trouble at all - so there is hope, but oh dear, if one is sensitive then it is quite miserable and time to buy a good carpet cleaner.
 
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