Williamspaull23
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welcome Paul I´m afraid that noone here can tell you if you have diabetes... you´ll have to wait... most diabetics type 2 do not even know they have the condition when being diagnosed...and sometimes they´ve had it for years and even decades...
but you´ll have to wait and hear what the doctor comes back to you with of answer... best of luck...
Thank you for the reply here much appreciated. I'm trying to work out how my readings were compared to other people. They look borderline to me so I guess it's a waiting game and a pity my GP didn't do the hpac1 test at the same time they did the full blood count and fasted blood sugar!
You should listen to your wife, she seems to have the right attitude.
Go on holiday and enjoy your self. Don't worry over things you cant do owt about. When you come back let us know how things are.
If I were you.. I would call back and ask for that number. If you are close to pre diabetes it would give you a great warning light and if you are completely normal then you can rest easy. Forewarned is forearmed and all that...I've had my bloods back from the GP surgery and all was fine - i didn't speak to the Dr just the receptionist. They didn't give me numbers of the HBAC1 but told me all was fine and no need to come back and see a doctor. It has opened my eyes to diabetes though and I will be adjusting my diet / lifestyle.
Thank you for the support / encouragement really appreciate it
If I were you.. I would call back and ask for that number. If you are close to pre diabetes it would give you a great warning light and if you are completely normal then you can rest easy. Forewarned is forearmed and all that...
Good news but as has been said get the numbers to be sure. Don't be a stranger now come visit us now and again please.
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