Thank you will keep you posted. x Ellie
My opinion? I would fire a doctor that would not give me the results of my tests and that would not discuss other tests or options with me. Find a doctor who is willing to work with you and not treat you as if you are an idiot.
Spoke to my doc on the phone he said yesterdays fasting test was fine I said to him about A1C test but he did not say much he did not give me numbers either I am going to see the nurse on the 25th and the doc on the 27th will speak to the nurse about A1C test thanks Ellie. x
Possibly. The tiredness, blurry vision, nightsweats, and infections COULD be symptoms of diabetes, but I don't know how your epilepsy could be influencing your symptoms. Only a doctor and a test can tell you for sure. You said you got the result for the first fasting test; do you know what the number was? Yes, ask for an A1C. Many doctors are not too educated on diabetes but that is pretty basic.
Thank you I will ask only got the result for one as the 2nd one just got taking yesterday. I will see if my gp will give me a A1C test do you think I should do you think I have I got symptoms of diabetes. Confused. Ellie. x
Sounds like you have a couple different medical things that might be going on and we here on this site aren't qualified to speak to them, but you say you had two fasting glucose tests. What were the results? Just saying it was "fine" doesn't give you much information. You need to know if it is in the normal, pre-diabetes or diabetes range. Also fasting glucose is not the test of choice anymore for diabetes, but the A1C is, and that takes the average of blood sugars for 2-3 months, not just one point in time like a fasting glucose. I encourage you to find out you fasting results and to get an A1C and find that out as well. Never accept a doctor saying it was "fine". Always request a copy of the lab results which tells you your number and the range for normal.