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Old 11-07-2013, 10:29 PM #4
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If your numbers are getting close to 200 you MIGHT find a doctor to give meds, generally 200 is when they get concerned but numbers around 160 will not concern them...and that is at the 1 hr mark, which they typically do not worry about as much as the 2 hr mark.

You need to establish a dr history asap cuz their first line will be diet and lifestyle, they will never suggest meds right away at those numbers even if you tell them this. They will send you to a dietician first. You will have to find a progressive dr that wants to treat EARLY, which if you are reaching numbers of 180 I do not consider it early but doctors do.

There are a great many supplements that aid in lowering glucose also. Start researching and becoming your own best advocate. Knowledge is power, learn everything you can about it.
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