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SB2015
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Welcome to the forum @Mandymoo
I am sorry I can’t help with this question, but I know that some people react initially to some of the diabetes meds. Some then settle down, others switch to a slow release version which helps. Whatever happens when you start on the new ones, watch for any unwanted changes and do go back to your Health Care Professional if there are any problems.
I am sorry I can’t help with this question, but I know that some people react initially to some of the diabetes meds. Some then settle down, others switch to a slow release version which helps. Whatever happens when you start on the new ones, watch for any unwanted changes and do go back to your Health Care Professional if there are any problems.
SB2015
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Hi Mandy
I have just spotted the @Kathy1960 is asking the same question.
Keep a watch no any responses on her thread as well.
I have just spotted the @Kathy1960 is asking the same question.
Keep a watch no any responses on her thread as well.
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