Need to ask your Doc that. Sounds like he is controlling it by diet. I guess one way to tell is to go off his diet and see.

The only person who can clarify is the doctor as he would check many other things along with blood sugar...like blood preassure, cholestrol, trig....etc.
From what it looks he doesnt seem to be diabetic

A lot, if not most of us, have had pre-diabetes for years. It is progressive. Believe me when I say he does have an advantage knowing about it this early and taking such good care of himself. Living as though he has it, occasionally checking blood sugar and never forgetting he has this condition, could save him many years of grief. Good for him!

Some doctors will blow him off at this point, saying he is doing fine. Please encourage him to see a doctor and a nutritionist for an occasional visit, who will encourage him and teach him how to manage his "disease," even if he has not been diagnosed with diabetes yet. Perhaps with proper care, he will never develop actual diabetes. That I can't say. Good luck to you both.

Just want to clarify that I mean we have had pre-diabetes Before being diagnosed with diabetes.

Have the doctor give him a glucose tolerance test to know for sure, this is the only test that will absolutely be accurate. Once a person has diabetes, they will always have diabetes...He is just in control of the diabetes

I'd like to know how he lost the weight...I have been trying...Had A1C test in prediabetic range. Being older with other health problems I have had a hard time getting it off. Good for your husband for losing the weight.

"Once a person has diabetes, they will always have diabetes."

Is that true?? I had Gestational Diabetes while pregnant. Women with that condition often DO RECOVER after the birth. The risk of developing Type 2 is greater among those women.

I am considered pre-diabetic because of slightly elevated fasting blood sugar readings. Am also older, overweight, and there is a family history of diabetes. I am trying to avoid progressing into a diabetic diagnosis.

I hate to say it is true, your pancreas is not going to heal itself, yes you can get it into total control but the minute you go back to eating what you want etc, it will rear its ugly head once again and this can progress in many in time.

My endo says it can't even be reversed as you have read on the internet etc but logically it is the pancreas that affects all this and if that doesn't work properly, the diabetes is there.

I am diagnosed as pre diabetic. I am also on Statins. Once when I stopped my statins, my Cholesterol shot up but blood sugar was normal. I wonder if Statins elevate blood sugar