Hi I Just Want To Know Why Are My Hba1 (10.2) Always High Im Type 2 Diabetic I Don't Know What To Do Please Help Thnx
You A1c is an average of blood sugar over 3 months. This means your blood sugars are running higher then the doctors want. To change it you need to watch what you eat along with taking your meds. Cut carbs/sugar. Stay well hydrated. Add more exercise. If you need to speak to a diabetes educator/nutritionist. They can help you are counting carbs
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@A DiabetesTeam Member
That means your blood sugar has been running around 240 or higher for the last 3 months. If you are seeing a Dr. No Dr in their right mind would let this continue. Start by eliminating carbs, especially the startchy ones, white bread, rice, pasta, and potatoes, don't stop carbs all at once as this can cause ketosis, decrease day by day, eat more fiber, as it a slow digesting carb. Consume more water if not on water intake restrictions, helps us use insulin more effectively, and helps the kidneys flush out excessive sugar. Try walking 15 minutes after a meal, if you are able to walk. Best of luck to you, you've got this.
Managing high HbA1c levels can be challenging for those with type 2 diabetes. Here are some tips based on the knowledge base:
1. Monitor Blood Glucose: Regularly check your blood glucose levels to ensure they are within the target range set by your healthcare team. Consider using a continuous glucose monitor for more read more
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