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Can pre diabetics be treated with medication ?
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Try diet and exercise. Take off about 10-15 pounds. Cut down on sugar, starch (candy, cake, cookies, ice cream and anything white. If that's unsuccessful, see an Endocrinologist for support.
Answered 12/1/2022
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