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Flipping cheek UPDATE oops when I originally wrote my post I said that my Hba1c is 65 - I missed out the decimal point...it’s actually 6.5

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Consultants these days generally look at the TIR information on Libre (when Libre is in use) and base their assessment on that rather than HbA1c I believe.... at least the "switched on" ones do. Practice nurses usually have no access to that data unless you show them and would have little idea of how to interpret it if you did.
 
rebrascora said:
Consultants these days generally look at the TIR information on Libre (when Libre is in use) and base their assessment on that rather than HbA1c I believe.... at least the "switched on" ones do. Practice nurses usually have no access to that data unless you show them and would have little idea of how to interpret it if you did.
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Rebrascora we must have been typing at the same time! Please see my post above.
 
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