| I fail to see how antidepressants would improve your A1c. If you feel you need them, talk with a qualified professional. Otherwise... you've turned lower A1c numbers before, and probably can do so again. If something is changing in your body, I imagine that testing/adjustments would be the most logical approach.
Did you have a short period where you ran particularly high? e.g., a couple weeks of being sick with BG 200 mg/dL above normal? If so, that wouldn't do your A1c any favors; said example could account for a 1% increase.
Your profile mentions yelling at kids; I suspect you have some stress in play, too.
My two cents: Hang in there, and wait for the next one.
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Eddy
DXed 2007/04 = presented with advanced-stage DKA, A1c of 12.9%, and BMI of 21.3 kg/m^2
Post-DX A1c = ?.?% @ 2008/07; 5.2% @ 2008/04; 5.3% @ 2007/12; 5.3% @ 2007/08
current BMI = 26.0 (86kg on 182cm); want to get back to 23-24
basal = 2U human N @ 0630, 6U detemir @ 0630, 8U detemir @ 1130, 18U detemir @ 2030 (tweaking again/still as of 2008/07/03!)
bolus = 1:15 I:C ratio; varying mix of aspart, human R, human N
not a low-CHO eater... not even close!
last updated 2008/07/03
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