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<blockquote data-quote="HSSS" data-source="post: 2413934" data-attributes="member: 480869"><p>Whilst a lot of type 1 or LADA are initially misdiagnosed type 2, and it is always worth bearing in mind if treatment that should work doesn’t, is there a reason why type 1 is being specifically mentioned here?</p><p></p><p>A fair number of type 2 start with numbers over 100 and as a fairly high number of carbs are still being consumed and a drop has been seen even if it is as yet not yet back to desirable levels and weight loss makes sense when you consider the change in diet and increase in exercise is this really so out of the norm for a type 2 experience?</p><p></p><p>ETA: I’m a little concerned how quickly this is regularly getting thrown into conversation (not just this one but across the forum) as a real possibility/likelihood to newly diagnosed right at the start and before any alarm bells have been sounded. A mention in passing with sensible caveats I agree with. A focus making people instantly doubt their diagnosis might not be helpful however</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HSSS, post: 2413934, member: 480869"] Whilst a lot of type 1 or LADA are initially misdiagnosed type 2, and it is always worth bearing in mind if treatment that should work doesn’t, is there a reason why type 1 is being specifically mentioned here? A fair number of type 2 start with numbers over 100 and as a fairly high number of carbs are still being consumed and a drop has been seen even if it is as yet not yet back to desirable levels and weight loss makes sense when you consider the change in diet and increase in exercise is this really so out of the norm for a type 2 experience? ETA: I’m a little concerned how quickly this is regularly getting thrown into conversation (not just this one but across the forum) as a real possibility/likelihood to newly diagnosed right at the start and before any alarm bells have been sounded. A mention in passing with sensible caveats I agree with. A focus making people instantly doubt their diagnosis might not be helpful however [/QUOTE]
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