Hba1c normalized- cutting medication

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Hello I was diagnosed as type 2 diabetes with a HBa1c of 13 in March. I was prescribed ZitenM and Gemer 1 - each one tab a day.After 8-9 months of exercise, dietary and lifestyle changes, I have brought HBa1c to 5.6. Can the medication be cut/reduced completely or partially now?

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How fasting and pp sugar depend on that Any hypoglycemia

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Dr. Komal Bhandari Totla Diabetologist 11 yrs exp Solapur · Accepted Answer

Dr. Komal Bhandari Totla

Diabetologist 11 yrs exp Solapur

Reduce partially and then recheck

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