jay_london
Well-Known Member
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- 51
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Diet only
Very well done! As you say keep up the good work,
FSB? Do you mean fasting blood sugar? Was this taken at the surgery? Although I have had non diabetic HbA1cs since last September my fasting blood sugar taken at the same time at my surgery wouldn’t look so good. My surgery doesn’t do them luckily, as fasting then travelling to the surgery through early morning traffic and waiting in a crowded waiting room for an enevitably late appt would raise my sugars artificially!
Anyway your 6.1 if accurate is prediabetic according to this table so not that bad:
https://www.diabetes.co.uk/diabetes_care/blood-sugar-level-ranges.html
What are your fasting levels you take at home? They will be much more accurate if you take them as soon as you wake up.
This is true indeed. I average 5.7/5.8 at home (anywhere between 5.0 and 6.2), on the morning of my last HbA1c test, I got 5.1 at home and the lab result taken 1h later was 5.9. This FBG yo-yo is driving me nuts though....I’m averaging around 5.9 at home first thing, so 6.1 is fair - I have heard that FSB is the last to change so I’m not so concerned about that.
WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER!So just got my latest result down from 56 to 39.
Not only was I over the moon, my doctor was very impressed. Total cholesterol slightly up but ratio is the best he has seen.
I’m proud of this achievement but know that I have to keep it up.
FSB was 6.1 - does this still sound quite high ?
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