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I got diagnosed with pre diabetes around 18 months ago i was wondering if i should be having check ups to make sure it hasn't progressed?
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Yes: The only way to know/confirm if you have progressed or gotten better is to check your labs. At the pre-DM state, you can reverse the process so it's important to see your doctor regularly for checkup/check in.
Answered 2/20/2015
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