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What is the best way to keep blood sugar at a normal level in an individual who suffers with gastroparesis?
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Sugar control: Take medications as prescribed by your physician for management of diabetes. Medications like pramlintide and Byetta are generally avoided in such cases. Make sure you start watching your diet and exercising as well.
Answered 6/23/2017
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