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11/01/09 09:12 PM

"Even though I watch my diet carefully, my bg has not come down to proper # after finishing a course of prednisone. Could I have ruined my pancreas?"
Asked By: daisyrose2  
Category: Blood Glucose Monitoring

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Type II; 100 mg Januvia once per day; 10 mg glyburide twice a day. Walk for excercise. Watch diet carefully

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