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Can i mix novolin n with humalog in the same syringe ?
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Mix: The simple answer is NO! Much more important, you must see a Diabetes specialist who, if the correct nurse or doctor, will work to get rid of diabetes. Yes that can happen and should happen! If your doctor or nurse keeps you going with the above meds, it is time to see an Endocrinologist who will take care of you. You won't get rid of your current meds immediately but that will happen!
Answered 10/15/2016
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