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<blockquote data-quote="AtkinsMo" data-source="post: 1158144" data-attributes="member: 104933"><p>Well, for some reason that I don't understand I think I got a fasting bg rather than HbA1c. Anyway, that was 4.7. I only realised when I got out of the surgery that the units were wrong for HbA1c. But I suppose there's no reason to expect it to have gone back up, still low carbing and will be for ever. TC down a bit (now 7.9) HDL 1.7 (I was disappointed with that, expected it to be in the 2s,) Trigs 0.9 LDL 5.7, unchanged. Liver and kidney function both fine. </p><p></p><p>And no arguments / discussions - just, "Do you still feel the same about Statins?" so not too painful overall.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AtkinsMo, post: 1158144, member: 104933"] Well, for some reason that I don't understand I think I got a fasting bg rather than HbA1c. Anyway, that was 4.7. I only realised when I got out of the surgery that the units were wrong for HbA1c. But I suppose there's no reason to expect it to have gone back up, still low carbing and will be for ever. TC down a bit (now 7.9) HDL 1.7 (I was disappointed with that, expected it to be in the 2s,) Trigs 0.9 LDL 5.7, unchanged. Liver and kidney function both fine. And no arguments / discussions - just, "Do you still feel the same about Statins?" so not too painful overall. [/QUOTE]
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