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I'm Diabetes Over 37 Years,I Take Aprida And Optisulin In The Morning And Evening. So Far I Am Better Now
@A DiabetesTeam Member I am so happy you are doing better! Keep up the good work!
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Hello Mbuti
Welcome to this wonderful support group. This is not a medical site but the support that you will receive from other members will be extremely rewarding.
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I have added you to my team.
Henry @A DiabetesTeam Member will share exceptionally good advice with you, when he welcomes you.
It's great to hear that you're feeling better! Managing diabetes effectively often involves a combination of medications, lifestyle changes, and regular monitoring. Here are some key points about insulin therapy for type 2 diabetes based on my knowledge base:
- Types of Insulin
- Rapid-acting: Effective in about 15 Show Full Answer
How Are You Controlling Your Diabetes Journey.
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