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		<pubDate>Thu, 22 Apr 2010 10:06:32 +0000</pubDate>
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I have a table at my blog site that relates HbA1C readings with daily glucose readings. You might find it useful to study to know how you are doing. 


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<p>I have a table at my blog site that relates HbA1C readings with daily glucose readings. You might find it useful to study to know how you are doing. </p>
<p>Best Wishes.</p>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 21 Apr 2010 18:51:08 +0000</pubDate>
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I agree with the other answers, prediabetes and high blood pressure. I would see a doc. But don&#039;t worry too much, if you get anxious easily, it could have something to do with it. It is not something that is going to cause a problem in the short run.</description>
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<p>I agree with the other answers, prediabetes and high blood pressure. I would see a doc. But don&#8217;t worry too much, if you get anxious easily, it could have something to do with it. It is not something that is going to cause a problem in the short run.</p>
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You need to go to the doctor.  Your readings are on the high side.  You also need to change your diet.</description>
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<p>You need to go to the doctor.  Your readings are on the high side.  You also need to change your diet.</p>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 18 Apr 2010 10:12:12 +0000</pubDate>
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Your blood sugar numbers fall in the range of pre-diabetes.  Which means you need to talk to your doctor.  Pre-diabetes means you&#039;re going to develop the real thing soon unless you make some changes in your life.

And your blood pressure ... the lower number is way too high.  Usually when you hear about high blood pressure, the focus is on a too high upper number.  What a lot of people don&#039;t know, is a high lower number is more important.  My husband is a relatively young guy, but he had a lower number in the low hundreds for a year or two and it actually damaged his heart.  No heart attack, but he was headed that way.  Yours isn&#039;t there yet, but it is definitely higher than recommended.  Go to your doctor and have them give you some blood pressure medicine.

Or ... if you&#039;re ready for a lifestyle change that might help both problems.  You may actually may be able to make your pre-diabetes go away with diet and exercise, and it may make your high BP go away too.  It&#039;s difficult, I know.  But once you get used to eating better and exercising it gets much, much easier.</description>
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<p>Your blood sugar numbers fall in the range of pre-diabetes.  Which means you need to talk to your doctor.  Pre-diabetes means you&#8217;re going to develop the real thing soon unless you make some changes in your life.</p>
<p>And your blood pressure &#8230; the lower number is way too high.  Usually when you hear about high blood pressure, the focus is on a too high upper number.  What a lot of people don&#8217;t know, is a high lower number is more important.  My husband is a relatively young guy, but he had a lower number in the low hundreds for a year or two and it actually damaged his heart.  No heart attack, but he was headed that way.  Yours isn&#8217;t there yet, but it is definitely higher than recommended.  Go to your doctor and have them give you some blood pressure medicine.</p>
<p>Or &#8230; if you&#8217;re ready for a lifestyle change that might help both problems.  You may actually may be able to make your pre-diabetes go away with diet and exercise, and it may make your high BP go away too.  It&#8217;s difficult, I know.  But once you get used to eating better and exercising it gets much, much easier.</p>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 17 Apr 2010 10:42:02 +0000</pubDate>
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If you had normal portions at your meals then I would say your blood sugar is flucuating slightly out of normal limits.  Your blood pressure is a little high.  This may not be related to diabetes could be a different illness altogether.  I would see a doctor and get some labs done to be sure.</description>
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<p>If you had normal portions at your meals then I would say your blood sugar is flucuating slightly out of normal limits.  Your blood pressure is a little high.  This may not be related to diabetes could be a different illness altogether.  I would see a doctor and get some labs done to be sure.</p>
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