HbA1c 9.7% to 5.7%: a patient’s experience
Her original interview describes 9.7%, then 6.9%, then 5.7%, with fewer medicines during care.
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Patient video reviews and journeys in Lahore
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Watch a weight-management patient experience
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Dr. Saadia’s medical weight-management experience in Lahore
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Diabetes patient videos
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HbA1c 11.8% to 7.2%: a patient’s experience
His original interview describes a reported HbA1c change from 11.8% to 7.2% during diabetes care. Individual results vary.
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HbA1c over 13% to 5.4%: a patient’s experience
In his Urdu interview, the patient describes his reported diabetes progress during treatment and dietary care. Individual results vary.
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