Thank you for your advice and kind words. I really do appreciate the help. I needed to hear this. Thank you.I know that a long list of results like this can be daunting. Your Mum has been given a thorough overhaul and these are really good results! Most people would be delighted to have results as good as this!
Thank you for the break down. This is extremely helpful. Thank you so much.The figures given in the square brackets are the normal range expected for the test so if you see say 5.8 [3 - 10] then the result , 5.8, from the blood tested is within the range 3 - 10 and is acceptable therefore does not require further investigation or medication. You have from the above a good set of results.
I appreciate your kindness. But I still feel so overwhelmed and scared. But I'll take you word for it. Thank you.It looks to me that the HbA1C is 34mmol/mol which is an excellent result for a T2 diabetic.
Although the message from the lab is that they detected something which may mean that the patient has a haemoglobin variant and that result can be used for monitoring (showing whether glucose control is improving or worsening) but that diabetes should have been diagnosed by a different method as the actual number may be inaccurate.It looks to me that the HbA1C is 34mmol/mol which is an excellent result for a T2 diabetic.
So does this mean the results are bad ? My mother has sickel cell trait. I was thinking it was that ?Although the message from the lab is that they detected something which may mean that the patient has a haemoglobin variant and that result can be used for monitoring (showing whether glucose control is improving or worsening) but that diabetes should have been diagnosed by a different method as the actual number may be inaccurate.
I appreciate this. Thank you. But if anything I have learnt she may be fine now but something always happens. So I have to remain vigilant.@Sad21+
Those results show how well you have been looking after your Mum. Maybe now its time to start looking after yourself so well too?
I really do appreciate your advice and kindness. I'm definitely going to check that app. I really appreciate this. I hope one day peace can happen as well. Thank you very much. Please take care.Hi @Sad21+ .
Great your looking out for mum.
Good results.
Not sure if you are the same, but my surgery had me on systems online, then pointed me to AIRMIDUK app.
If you wanted too, inside that app, You can search your medical records.
For me it shows all my blood tests amongst other metrics.
Underneath, it offers links to understanding what the test results mean.
Can be a bit dry, but it is pretty well laid out and I found it easy to understand most of it.
Be warned, I found I became a bit of a data geek.
However you could just look at the ranges to be reassured all is good, and look no further.
I hope life settles down for you and you find some peace with life.
Go gently .
Thank you. But I could of been a better carer. But I'm trying harder now. I appreciate this.Your Mum is so lucky to have you looking out for her interests. It says a lot about you being a wonderful support. So take care and look after yourself
Hi, you would be correct! Sickle cell is because of a change in the haemoglobin and would show up as a variant in blood tests.So does this mean the results are bad ? My mother has sickel cell trait. I was thinking it was that ?
Ok brilliant I was getting worried. Thank you for explaining this.Hi, you would be correct! Sickle cell is because of a change in the haemoglobin and would show up as a variant in blood tests.
Research has shown that having sickle cell trait can lead to a missed diabetes diagnosis but as your Mum has already been diagnosed this will not affect the accuracy of her HbA1c reading too much. She is still doing really well!
Honestly thank you for this.Hi, you would be correct! Sickle cell is because of a change in the haemoglobin and would show up as a variant in blood tests.
Research has shown that having sickle cell trait can lead to a missed diabetes diagnosis but as your Mum has already been diagnosed this will not affect the accuracy of her HbA1c reading too much. She is still doing really well!
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