Nope still considered as type 2

i think AI can answer really well for these questions.
-sudden weight changes
-wounds takes longer to heal
-vision blurred
-frequent nighttime toilet break

Didn't have any of these in my case...

Then for ur case, what’s the obvious symptoms?
Got felt dizzy when u stand after sit too long or squat?

This post has been edited by Alex9892: Sep 4 2025, 03:34 PM

Nope. No symptoms
I do annual health check

Damm that sux!
What about family history?
I skip a few years and when I went for a checkup it's already prediabetic.
Lifestyle change no meds seems to work but I eat back some carbs... One year later it's borderline t2dm🥲

Parents, grandparents no history

Aunt got but type 1
Deaded

Ahh shhheeeee...

We got dealt a bad hand(t2dm run in my family)

But it is what it is. Can't hide from it, it's already in us.
We can jz Makan ubat. Cut most refine carbs... Exercise Abit lo.

Cukur now eat refined carbs, sweetend stuff oso no spike
After 2 hours usually Max is ~6

Good lord, gratz man! Ive got the beetus for years now. It might be in check but it never occurred to me to immediately start dieting and fight back as soon as you got diagnosed.

What kind of expensive diets did you do? Cut off rice immediately? To be cured in just 5 months after diagnosis, thats freaking awesome man!

This post has been edited by Artak: Sep 5 2025, 06:20 AM

No carbs. Be it rice, noodles, bread etc etc
Occasionally potatoes. Once a month cheat meal - Nasi kandar/beef noodle soup/ subway etc etc

No processed foods.
Not really expensive tho, actually saved monies cos no more buy bread/snacks/soft drinks

Now since nearing good weight ady integrating carbs again and the occasional cookies/bread

Exercise wise - around 10km walk

Mad respect.

What is your original weights?

No comments.

Your hba1c shot up within a year? Meaning, last check-up ok, then suddenly found high hba1c in latest screening?

Yup......

Such drastic weight loss means you have stretch mark and excess skin now?

This post has been edited by Icehart: Sep 5 2025, 11:40 AM

The previous non-diabetic reading was how much? I need to monitor mine too.
Looks like it is safer to check every 6 months, if not 3 months.

Not really...
Just abit of stretch marks

Dun remember was almost bordering to pre-diabetic

Good Job. While you did not comment on original weight, but whatever it is, you have definitely put in tremendous effort in losing this 30kg++

i'm sure you feel better about yourself physically and mentally. keep up the good work. remember road to a better, stronger, healthier version of you is a marathon not a sprint.

as long as you maintain a calorie deficit you will be able to continue to lose "fat". and if you watch what you do, it will become a habit and automation, you will be able to maintain your weight and not "bounce back"

Wish you all the best and continue sharing your journey to inspire others.

Nope.
Feels exactly the same

I never hated myself for being fat

But thanks for the nice words!