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I worry that my diabetes is out of hand, causing lots of problems? i'm very young.
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Diabetes: The issue isn't whether or not your diabetes is out of hand, the questions should be, "am i doing the right things about my diabetes?" everything plays a role -- diet, exercise, sleep, stress, work, play. Make sure that in order to keep your "diabetes" in check is to see your doctor regularly, have your hba1c checked, and watch your food intakes. Drink plenty of water. You are young, take care.
Answered 1/11/2015
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