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FBS 266 Ppbs 350 Hba1c 9.2 He's currently taking diapride m1 one tab in morning And glavus 50mg two tabs in morning and night. Underwent covid treatment under home quarantine till last week now he's stable . How to bring back the glucose with normal range? Should I start giving insulin?
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