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What is the management plan for a patient whose HbA1c has increased from 41 four years ago to 103 today?

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doi: 10.5281/zenodo.20538514

What is the management plan for a patient whose HbA1c has increased from 41 four years ago to 103 today?

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Management of a marked increase in HbA1c, such as from 41 to 103 mmol/mol, involves intensive glycemic management, typically requiring insulin, lifestyle modifications, and support through education and possible integration of telehealth services.

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