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What are the medications that people with type two diabetics should take?
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Not Simple: That is not a simple question as it depends on many factors to include your body weight, your diet or ability to control your diet, and what your blood sugar runs. The most common starter medicines are a drug called metformin and the sulfonureas. It is a must to see a doctor for a treatment plan individualized for you.
Answered 2/10/2013
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