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Good evening, doctor i am newly diabetic age 29, committed to schedule a low-calorie diet and exercise eight hours a week, a1c month ago was 7.2 and the fbs 103, rbs 117. the doctor gave me medicine galvus-met 50-850 twice a day my question is, is it pos
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