Question of the Week | October 20, 2020
JR has had prediabetes for several years, with A1c’s of 6.0-6.4%. JR is now experiencing sudden hyperglycemia and an A1c is 9.2%, GAD is positive, transglutaminase is negative and TSH is 1.4.
What is the most likely diagnosis?
- Latent autoimmune diabetes
- Hyperglycemia due to secondary causes
- Celiac induced hyperglycemia
- Type 1 diabetes
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