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Present FBS:136, PPBS:248, HbA1c:7.3

2022-07-12 13:18:07
Taking twice a day Galvasmet 50/500. Require further prescription to see that the FBS and HbA1c is reduced. Please help
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Plz share your lab reports

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Self also can do diabetes profile.

Answered2022-07-12 20:53:50

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U can go to lab and ask for test.

Answered2022-07-14 02:05:09

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In this question and answer section we are unable to provide you with the prescription, as that facility is not in built here. But most labs will not ask for a prescription for the above tests so you can go ahead and do them.

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