Hello pezibc, and welcome. There are glucose meters and strips available at drug stores and other markets like Walmart, Walgreens, Kroger, etc., (if you're in the States - I don't know about other areas). With these meters you can test your blood sugar levels at home and keep a log of your readings. But a doctor is going to have to order the other diagnostic tests which would prove or disprove diabetes. And if a diagnosis of diabetes is confirmed, you would need a doctor to prescribe any meds you may need.
If you have reason to believe you are developing diabetes, your safest course of action is to see a doctor or visit a clinic, explain your situation and get all the help you can get. If you are uninsured, there may be assistance programs available to help you with expenses.
Thank you for joining us, and I hope you'll keep us posted on what is happening.
take care,
If you have reason to believe you are developing diabetes, your safest course of action is to see a doctor or visit a clinic, explain your situation and get all the help you can get. If you are uninsured, there may be assistance programs available to help you with expenses.
Thank you for joining us, and I hope you'll keep us posted on what is happening.
take care,
