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2020-11-21 11:49:44
If I am taking medicine, including that for the diabetics and if you are planning to test PPBS, after breakfast should I take the medicine as usual or medicine should take only after blood sample collection
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Medicines should be taken as usual. Then only we know how far effective the medicines are.

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