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I am a patient of Ankylosing Spondylosis, Chron's disease or IBD. I was on immunosuppressive medication for 6 years. I was diagnosed diabetes in 2007 . I am unable to digest Metformin. My current medicines are Remo V twice, Imeglyn 1000 mg twice, Vobose 0.3 thrice, Amaryl 2 mg thrice a day. My HbA1c is 8. In last 1.5 years tried 2-3 different medicines but HbA1c is same.
Is my congenital disease is playing role in my sugar level? ( My father was diabetic patient) . Want to know can sugar level be under control by medicine or I need Insulin to support.
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Dr. Komal Bhandari Totla
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Solapur
Probably insulin support needed.Do ur C peptide and consult
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