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My friend who has diabetes and on meds has his fasting normally in range but pp is high.why is it happening.what shud he do.help?
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Diabetes: The beta cells of the pancreas are wearing out. Please see the health care provider for assessment as to whether a medicine to help post prandial sugar elevation would be a helpful addition.
Answered 1/31/2016
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