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Old 10-30-2007, 08:17 AM
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ladytaz ladytaz is offline
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I agree with you Larry, I think they're uninformed or misinformed. 200 after a meal is so NOT acceptable!! Infact, it's considered Diabetic levels!! DUH! [Doctors AMAZE me with their "knowlege" or lack thereof!!]

I would continue doing what you have been doing in the past. I also agree with John here, you already know how the different foods and exercise and all affect your BG. So, such agressive testing isn't really neccessary, but do check your BG at least a few times a week. That way, if I rising trend does come along, you'll know it right away, and can "inform" your doc that new measures are in order!
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Age: 43
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[ A1c ]
6.9 - 01/07
6.0 - 05/07
5.9 - 09/07
6.4 - 3/08
[ Meter ]
UltraSmart/Ultra2/Contour
[ Meds ]
Metformin 1000mg 2x, Novolin N 20u 2x, Novolin R 1:10
Lisinopril 20mg 1x, Lovastatin 40mg 1x, Aspirin 81mg 1x, Albuterol as needed
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Coccidioidomycosis aka Valley Fever Dx'd 1.17.94
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Hypertention
Hyperlipidemia


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