
Preventing Low Blood Sugar In Seniors

Why a Lower HbA1c Is Not Always Better After 65
A lower HbA1c can look reassuring, but in older adults it may hide recurrent hypoglycemia, unstable glucose, or excessive treatment. Individualized targets consider health, kidney function, cognition, nutrition, medications, and daily independence. This article explains why Time in Range matters, when insulin or sulfonylureas deserve reassessment, and how safer diabetes care balances long-term protection with immediate quality of life and preserves confidence in daily living.
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Categorized as Diabetes Care, Endocrine Health in Older Adults, Insights from Dr. Tashko, Metabolic Care
