It seems like you're mentioning an A1c level of 5.3% and using an insulin pump for treatment. Here are some relevant points based on my knowledge base:

- A1c Levels: An A1c level of 5.3% is considered normal, as less than 5.7% is within the normal range
- Insulin Pump: Insulin pumps are devices that deliver insulin Show Full Answer

It seems like you're mentioning an A1c level of 5.3% and using an insulin pump for treatment. Here are some relevant points based on my knowledge base:

- A1c Levels: An A1c level of 5.3% is considered normal, as less than 5.7% is within the normal range.
- Insulin Pump: Insulin pumps are devices that deliver insulin continuously throughout the day. They can be programmed to release basal insulin slowly and bolus insulin at mealtimes.

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