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PostPosted: 12/19/06 - 12:53    Post subject: diabetes and colonscopy Vote now! Reply with quote
My husband is a diabetic (not on shots, but on oral meds) and is having a colonscopy on Friday. Should he take his meds, what can he eat. He wont tell me his instructions and I am scared that I will be scraping him off the ground.

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