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I would like to thank you for taking care of your patient and being pro active in his health. I am not a Doctor of any kind. I am a person living with Diabetes. If your Dept thinks the patient has pre diabetes, he should be watching his food intake and also watching the number of carbs he is eating; at least until he goes to his appointment. I would rather see the patient get away from Pre-Diabetes; honestly diabetes at all. In order for him to be able to do so, he has to watch his diet and try to exercise as much as possible. Hope this helps.
Cherise
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