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20 minutes ago, billd766 said:

How come I never see any useful posts from you, mr perfect?

Maybe you have vision problems as well

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  • Presence of symptoms is irrelevant. By the time you have any it is too late top prevent a  lot of damage.   @still kicking  From the sounds of it there is not much more you can do lifestyle

  • An A1C above 5.7 is pre-diabetic and 6.5 up is diabetic.   With your A1C at 6.9, it would definitely be worth making lifestyle changes such as reducing processed carbs, eliminating soft drin

  • This result is from HB1Ac test, makes no difference what time of day it was done   As you are still below 7.0, I would suggest you  focus on diet and level of physical activity first unless

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24 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

Maybe you have vision problems as well

Well the 'real' doctors I see at the hospitals I visit on a regular basis don't seem to think so.

 

But then again they are 'real doctors'.

 

After 7 years or so of training what would they know.

 

Could you remind me once again what your medical qualifications are?

6 minutes ago, billd766 said:

Well the 'real' doctors I see at the hospitals I visit on a regular basis don't seem to think so.

 

But then again they are 'real doctors'.

 

After 7 years or so of training what would they know.

 

Could you remind me once again what your medical qualifications are?

The same as everyone else on here, giving recommendations based on experience, are you are Dr? because you are also giving advice, ok for you not for others?

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4 hours ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:

I mean this for the OP as he seems to be terrified of a vegan girl from perth.... ????

I guess you are on the piss again I only met her ones and she spoiled my night don't talk crap 

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22 hours ago, Sheryl said:

Presence of symptoms is irrelevant. By the time you have any it is too late top prevent a  lot of damage.

 

@still kicking  From the sounds of it there is not much more you can do lifestyle wise.  And with your immobility, along with increasing age,  it is not surprising that your sugar readings are inching upward.


What is your cholesterol panel like? (triglycerides, LDL cholesterol). I ask because lipid and glucose metabolism are closely intertwined.

 

Also may I ask why your are so hesitant to take medication? Metformin is dirt cheap and has an excellent safety profile.  Probably half the posters on this forum are on it.  Noto nly will it reduce your HB1Ac it will also help reduce/control  lipids.

Sheril I live in the west, and I don't even know what Metformin is and my doctor never prescribed anything for my diabetics. Look I made it till 76 and I am happy to make it that far oh yes i have a problem as you know I had 2 broken ankles and have a phobia walking steps 

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