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Question: From Irbid, Jordan:
My 10 year old daughter has had diabetes since she was five. What tests are needed to check and follow my daughter's condition periodically?
Answer:
Tests include:
- Hhemoglobin A1c -- done at least quarterly and more often if needed.
- Dilated retinal exams -- annually -- beginning now.
- Urine Microalbumin -- annually -- beginning now.
- Blood pressure at each visit
- Lipid levels -- perhaps as often as annually
- Thyroid tests -- at least once and then every couple of years thereafter or more often if indicated.
- Other tests -- for celiac disease if indicated.
DTQ-20010704153612
Original posting 9 Jul 2001
Posted to Blood Tests and Insulin Injections
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