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Why can't i get my diabetes under control?
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Need more info: Some diabetes is hard to control. It is possible you need different medicine or higher doses. Are you taking the medicine, following the recommended diet, etc. Infections can also make the diabetes hard to control. It also depends on what you mean by under control. The current guidelines are a little less strict as to what is good control. Too low a blood glucose is not a good thing.
Answered 8/5/2017
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