Unless your HbA1c results continue to rise, just keep a close eye on your diet, test before and after meals. but also accept that you may well get some slight variations in results.anyway. A number of things other than food can also affect glucose levels and therefore your HbA1c results, and certain medications (e.g. statins and steroids) can be major culprits, so just be aware of any other issues that might be causing an increase.
I've kept my HbA1c between 40-43 for over 7 years except when I'm stressed, ill, in pain, etc, when I'll generally see a rise, but levels always come back down again. For the most part unless I really have a bit of a carby binge, these non food issues have more effect on my glucose levels than my diet tends to.