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<blockquote data-quote="walnut_face" data-source="post: 1296936" data-attributes="member: 292414"><p>Had a private HbA1c as the NHS prefer to save pennies now and spend pounds later!</p><p>Result was 43, about the same as last time. The test lab doesn't know my history, I declined to fill that bit in, I just wanted the result.</p><p></p><p>But I do like the advise they give</p><p></p><p>"Your HbA1c was raised and is at a level which is described as pre-diabetic. This could be an early indication that your body beginning to struggle to metabolise glucose (sugar) correctly. <strong>We advise you to reduce your consumption of sugar and refined carbohydrates (e.g. white bread, pasta, rice and potatoes)</strong> if you can, and repeat the test in 3 months. If your level remains elevated we advise you to talk to your doctor for lifestyle advice and glucose lowering medication."</p><p></p><p>Bold lettering is mine</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="walnut_face, post: 1296936, member: 292414"] Had a private HbA1c as the NHS prefer to save pennies now and spend pounds later! Result was 43, about the same as last time. The test lab doesn't know my history, I declined to fill that bit in, I just wanted the result. But I do like the advise they give "Your HbA1c was raised and is at a level which is described as pre-diabetic. This could be an early indication that your body beginning to struggle to metabolise glucose (sugar) correctly. [B]We advise you to reduce your consumption of sugar and refined carbohydrates (e.g. white bread, pasta, rice and potatoes)[/B] if you can, and repeat the test in 3 months. If your level remains elevated we advise you to talk to your doctor for lifestyle advice and glucose lowering medication." Bold lettering is mine [/QUOTE]
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