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I got my a1c down to 5.9 does that mean i'm not diabetic anymore?
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Good for you.: Even better news. You're still diabetic. But you've proved you can manage it. It's under control. Keep it that way. You are likely to avoid the worst of the long-term consequences. Congratulations.
Answered 5/22/2016
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