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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Antje77" data-source="post: 2622415" data-attributes="member: 372207">Just to make sure there's no confusion, late onset T1 is sometimes used to describe people who develop T1 as an adult, as opposed to childhood T1, so it does exist.But this is not always conclusive. Their are other antibodies possible, and the antibodies can come and go as well.So while a positive anti-GAD test plus having diabetes is diagnostic of T1, a negative anti-GAD test doesn't rule out T1.Did you ask because your blood results say something about the NICE targets for T2?That's just a standard addition to blood result to clarify that anything over 48 is in the diabetic range, nothing to do with your result. If you have been diagnosed with T1 it's very likely that you are T1!</blockquote>

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