In plain simple English for me please.
GP refuses to believe (well that's the gist we got) that my husbands BS levels are all over the place. Because his test was 6.1% in December. His meter is calibrated and functioning correctly.
So how can his test be 'perfect' and yet we regularly see high levels between 8-13? Surely that would be reflected in the test result? I know his high carb eating habits spike them to these levels but shouldn't that still show in the result - that he's having highs because as it stands now, it shows he has excellent control. :?:
GP refuses to believe (well that's the gist we got) that my husbands BS levels are all over the place. Because his test was 6.1% in December. His meter is calibrated and functioning correctly.
So how can his test be 'perfect' and yet we regularly see high levels between 8-13? Surely that would be reflected in the test result? I know his high carb eating habits spike them to these levels but shouldn't that still show in the result - that he's having highs because as it stands now, it shows he has excellent control. :?: