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<blockquote data-quote="alienskin" data-source="post: 2149645" data-attributes="member: 508073"><p>Thanks for the considered response. I do, however, strongly (but respectfully) disagree with this. Pre-D's wouldn't add too much the NHS's budget. They would pre-D's with 5.7-.5.9% and thus need mainly advice, and monitoring. But by not dealing with the pre-D's now you are getting many more TD2s in the future and that will bankrupt the NHS. </p><p></p><p>If your A1c is 5.8-5.9%, you still have a decent length of time to prevent becoming D. Prevention is far cheaper than the treatment, and so the monitoring could be fairly minimal. A1c every 6 months for example plus dietary advice. </p><p></p><p>(btw, I'm not in America. Where I am is also 5.8%)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="alienskin, post: 2149645, member: 508073"] Thanks for the considered response. I do, however, strongly (but respectfully) disagree with this. Pre-D's wouldn't add too much the NHS's budget. They would pre-D's with 5.7-.5.9% and thus need mainly advice, and monitoring. But by not dealing with the pre-D's now you are getting many more TD2s in the future and that will bankrupt the NHS. If your A1c is 5.8-5.9%, you still have a decent length of time to prevent becoming D. Prevention is far cheaper than the treatment, and so the monitoring could be fairly minimal. A1c every 6 months for example plus dietary advice. (btw, I'm not in America. Where I am is also 5.8%) [/QUOTE]
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