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- Type of diabetes
- Prediabetes
- Treatment type
- Diet only
Hi all
I'm new to the forum. I had GD while pregnant with my son in 2012 followed by a negative GTT 6 weeks after his birth. I have no family history of diabetes, I'm naturally slim (no Kate Moss though!) so always within normal BMI range. I do have PCOS though so I'm blaming that :roll:
I was diagnosed as prediabetic following an Hba1c in July this year. My GP asked me to make another appointment for an Hba1c 6 months later - that is basically during Christmas! I've been much better behaved with my diet since the prediabetes diagnosis but still not as good as I should have been (keep falling off the waggon :shh: )
What do people think I should do - have an Hba1c before Christmas or after? Before means I could maybe be a little bit naughty over Christmas and have some cake and chocolate - BUT I might get the results quickly and possibly find out I'm Type 2 just in time for Christmas! After means I would be thinking about it all during Christmas.
I know this sounds like I'm not taking it seriously - I am, really! I just want to try and enjoy my Christmas without thinking about it too much as this might be the last Christmas I can do that without checking bloods etc.
What do people think?
Thanks folks xxx
I'm new to the forum. I had GD while pregnant with my son in 2012 followed by a negative GTT 6 weeks after his birth. I have no family history of diabetes, I'm naturally slim (no Kate Moss though!) so always within normal BMI range. I do have PCOS though so I'm blaming that :roll:
I was diagnosed as prediabetic following an Hba1c in July this year. My GP asked me to make another appointment for an Hba1c 6 months later - that is basically during Christmas! I've been much better behaved with my diet since the prediabetes diagnosis but still not as good as I should have been (keep falling off the waggon :shh: )
What do people think I should do - have an Hba1c before Christmas or after? Before means I could maybe be a little bit naughty over Christmas and have some cake and chocolate - BUT I might get the results quickly and possibly find out I'm Type 2 just in time for Christmas! After means I would be thinking about it all during Christmas.
I know this sounds like I'm not taking it seriously - I am, really! I just want to try and enjoy my Christmas without thinking about it too much as this might be the last Christmas I can do that without checking bloods etc.
What do people think?
Thanks folks xxx