'Will diabetes drugs damage my internal organs?'


Misperceptions or false information about diabetes can adversely affect a patient's management of their condition, resulting in potentially avoidable complications. — AFP

Quitting sweet and starchy foods will make it easier to control blood sugar levels, but is unlikely to be sufficient to control diabetes by itself.Quitting sweet and starchy foods will make it easier to control blood sugar levels, but is unlikely to be sufficient to control diabetes by itself.

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