How often do you look at the glycosilada?

nigiri said:
@anaisabel ok, thank you very much, I look at it every 6 months and the same is a lot

My doctor told me to do it every 6 months.I don't know if he will space over time, but I made one month ago, which is in 6 and I directly gave me the appointment for the analytics within 6 months.

Hello they make me analytical every 6 months, for the certainty what is the optimal level of glycosilad

To me every 3 months.
@Isela, between 5.5 and 6.5, ideal but up to 7 is fine

nigiri said:
@sherpa41 obviously you have to carry good control each one, as my first endocrine told me, the best doctor is oneself but still every two or three years I think too longBut well, if it works for you then phenomenal then !!

Sometimes I have been 6 or 7 years without looking at it or more, in addition to 20 years I have always been the same, only some decimals vary.Between 5.9 and 6.5 I have been all my life, you see what interest there may be.

As I said, if it weren't because the doctor blackmails me not renewing the chronic insulin recipe until I do it, I would never do it.

gala said:
to me every 3 months.
@Isela, between 5.5 and 6.5, ideal but up to 7 està bie

Thanks

Hello, I am in pregnancy programming and they see me every month because it makes it every time I go and it is always almost the same 5.4 5.5 and maximum 5.6 they do it in a machine that they have there.And every 3 months complete analytical.All the best!

I was before every 6 months.Now 1 a year, but I want this year to do it again every 6 ...

@Sherpa41, thanks for your opinion!I will take it very much!

They have sent it to me every 3 months, it touches me now, but the truth is that they give me a bit of Yuyu the analysis.

It seems to me to say whether a treatment is correct or not depending on glycosilada.

The glycosilada is still an average, so we enter the wonderful world of statistics, where if you eat two chickens and I none, on average between the two we have eaten a chicken each.
Extrapolated to diabetes, if one spends half of the day to 200 and the other half in 50, it will have the same hemoglobin as a person who has been much more stable, with acceptable curves and without hypos or risk of them.

In addition, many directly cannot afford to have these hypos.

See MCG graphs to value saw teeth, the hypos suffered and the last time above 150 tells me something.See the milestone of overvalued number that, no.

That said I go every 6 months and because the endo is Maja, but the truth is more a talk and she playing with my nightcout than anything else.

@Arotorias totally agree with you, based on a hbal you can't know how a person is going.You have to see countless controls.