DOT Urine Sugar Levels

Have your family doctor throw a test for that. A few dollars and done in a short time.

And that's between you and family doc. No one else. And you will have a answer.

It's not just the neck measurement, you have to worry about BMI which triggers sleep apnea sleep studies that might be ordered against you. Among other problems.

Obesity is not where you want to be. Get that weight off any way you can. I am working on a bowling ball myself. I got rid of about 5 of them so far in the last three years.

 

Go buy or order online a glucose meter with the strips. This way you get an accurate reading. They have really inexpensive ones.

 

That's a good idea. You can then check your sugar as often as you want.
I'm experimenting with chip in my arm that takes a glucose reading every 15 minutes. The diabetes doctor takes a reading every week simply by putting a little hand held thing about the size of a cell phone close to my arm and it give a readout and printout or what's been going on every 15 minutes for the past week.
I have Type 2 but it's under control, so I'm good to go.

 

Well. We have the VA involved (Mental health for one...) and work around THEM with our private doctor who wont tell anyone *(&^ you follow me?

We have been with this doc 20 years now, and we can talk about absolutely anything in that little room and that's exactly where it will stay. (And has...)

 

Here's a cheap one at Walmart; on sale for $9.00
Someone at the Walmart pharmacy will show you how to get started and set the meter for the strips you use.

 

Your private physician can give you a prescription for the monitor & strips & lancets. Your insurance might pay for it.
No ones business about interaction with your private family doctor.

 

Go to Walmart. Get a diabetes test monitor. They are like $10 or $15. Get some test strips. Test your blood sugar. If it is below 200 you are fine.

This is coming from someone who is a diabetic and gets my medical card every year.