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Hi. ....my Husband Is A Diabetic For A Year Now But His Hovering Between 6 And 7.5 On Medication....is That Ok Cos Ideal Is Less Than 6?
Age is a factor, too. The young to middle age adult's A1c goal is below 7. When we get older we have a goal of 8. That's because we are at higher risk of hypoglycemia. Hypoglycemia can make someone more at risk for falls and other health problems. Fallin and breaking a hip is a big big medical problem. On top of that many of us take other medications which may worsen hypoglycemia.
For people with diabetes, the target A1c level is often below 7 percent, but this can vary based on individual circumstances. It's important to consult with your husband's doctor to determine the appropriate target range for him. If his A1c levels are between 6 and 7.5 percent, it may be within an acceptable range, but his Show Full Answer
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I would like to add,consuming more water helps the body use insulin more effectively, and helps the kidney's flush out excess sugar's. That's if he's not on diuretics(water pills). 3 to 5 liters per day is the recommended amount❤
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