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A 55-year-old male patient has been living with type 1 diabetes for many years and has begun to experience diabetic nephropathy over the past year. How will this patient's current health status influence the possible use of pseudoephedrine in the treatment of cold symptoms?
A)The patient should monitor his blood glucose levels more frequently when taking pseudoephedrine.
B)The use of pseudoephedrine is absolutely contraindicated by the fact that the patient has diabetes and takes insulin.
C)The patient may require a higher-than-average dose of pseudoephedrine because of excess fluid volume secondary to renal failure.
D)The patient should use caution and will likely require a lower dose of pseudoephedrine because of his impaired renal function.

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