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Old 01-27-2007, 11:44 PM
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paulT2 paulT2 is offline
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I am a: Type 2
 
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: On the Palouse, WA, U.S.A.
Posts: 61
I take 1 x 500 mg Metformin (with breakfast) daily. It seems to work for me. We are all different but you should consider taking the Metformin.

I hope to get my BGLs to a consistently normal level. I'm making great strides in achieving that through sensible diet, regular exercise and yes, Metformin.

My doctor is pleased with my progress to date and has even suggested that if I can get (and maintain) my A1C below 6.0, I might be able to stop taking the meds.

With your current BGLs you are not really doing as well as you could be. I don't know if taking the Metformin would help but its worth considering.

I hate taking pills but the potential consequences from poor BGL control seem worse to me.

I guess, we all have to do what seems best for us.
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Hemoglobin A1C:
October 2006, 6.3% | January 2007, 6.1% | April 2007, 5.5% | July 2007, 5.4% | October 2007, 5.4% | January 2008, 5.0% | April 2008, 5.5% | July 2008, 5.5%

First year after diagnosis: Diet, exercise and 1 x 500 MG Metformin daily.

Second year after diagnosis: Experimenting with just diet and exercise.
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