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Annual physical — Apr 14.pdf
Primary care · Dr. Okafor
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Reading 12 docsHas my A1C trended up over the last five years?
Slowly — 5.4 in 2021, 5.5 in 2023, 5.6 this spring. Still in range, but drifting.
A1C drifting upward
Three draws, each a notch higher. Last value 5.6 — worth raising at your physical.
Labs · Apr 14
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Was my LDL this
high last year???
?!
Rx
Lisinopril
20 mg · 1 daily
Primary care · 0:42
Apr 14
A1C · Apr 14
In range5.6
%
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Dr. Okafor · Primary Care
4 questions · 2 ready
A1C keeps inching up — change anything now?
LDL at 128 — statin, or diet first?
Which screenings am I due for this year?
Tetanus booster — was that 2019?
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Annual physical — Apr 14.pdf
1.8 MB · uploaded Apr 14
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Has my A1C trended up over the last five years?
Slowly, yes. You were at 5.4 in 2021, 5.5 in 2023, and this spring's draw came back at 5.6 — still in the normal range, but each result a notch higher than the last.
Dr. Okafor's note from April flags the same drift and suggests rechecking in a year rather than waiting on symptoms.
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Annual physical — Apr 14.pdf
1.8 MB · uploaded Apr 14
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Hemoglobin A1C
Last 5 years
5.6
%
+0.2 since 2021
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Has my A1C trended up over the last five years?
Slowly — 5.4 in 2021, 5.5 in 2023, 5.6 this spring. Still in range, but drifting.
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Dr. Okafor · Primary Care
4 questions · 2 ready
A1C keeps inching up — change anything now?
LDL at 128 — statin, or diet first?
Which screenings am I due for this year?
Tetanus booster — was that 2019?
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Private journal
Apr 12 · 8:15 pm
For my next physical
Energy has been better since I started walking after lunch. Ask whether the A1C drift changes anything now.
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Medication changes
Last 60 days
Lisinopril
10 → 20 mg · Mar 18
Atorvastatin
20 mg nightly · Mar 18
Spironolactone
— · Feb 02
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April
Apr 14
Annual physical
VisitApr 14
Metabolic panel
LabsApr 02
Vaccine record
DocMar 28
Blood pressure log
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A1C drifting upward
Three draws, each a notch higher. Latest value 5.6 on Apr 14.
Labs · Apr 14Ready for your next visit
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