Daonil 2.5 MG Tablet Health Feed

Depends. If your sugar control is good you may do it less frequently. If your dietary control is at par. Your daily routine like exercise etc. Are regular. You observe on an average your sugar levels at different occasion are fairly the same you may reduce frequency. Take different samples like fasting (should be around 120. Random (should be around 200) and pp (should be around 140-150. Check your hba1c once in 6 months and it should be around 6.5-7.00.
With danila (glibenclamide) the probl...more

No significant side effects these medicines are required by your body and you must take them if you get in these details of side effects you won't be able to treat your present problems.

These drugs are on long term and when disease remits then gradually taper off and withdraw over the years. Months.

Most of these medicines are quite safe in the long term. However, nowadays, we don't prescribe daonil (glyburide) as often as in the earlier days. The reasons being, there are better alternatives available. Daonil, because of its long duration of action, can cause troublesome hypoglycemia that takes a long time to resolve.

Diabetic medications do not cause hair fall. I do not know why you got the idea. Increase your medications under the supervision of your doctor until your sugars come under control.

Take glycomet sr 1 gm twice daily and glimi 1 mg in the morning and send reports of fbs and 2 hr ppbs with hba1c and I can suggest further.

Hello, Thanks for the query.
I have seen the details, and it is very clear from those that your blood glucose levels are too high and diabetes is totally uncontrolled.
There is an urgent need for upgrading the treatment. I am a bit surprised to see that you are taking Tenelegliptin & metformin twice a day, when it is recommended only once a day. Plus you are on Glibenclamide an old molecule when there are better drugs available. Plus there is a need to give a closer look at your diet an...more

hello mam,
u need to do exercise and take balanced diet as for diabetes alongwith medication.
being diabetic, her blood sugar levels are still high even after medication, which is why shes feeling tired and sleepy.
u should consult an endocrinologist, may be the medicine is not that effective.
also avoid sweets, carbonated drinks, fried foods and processed foods.
drink plenty of water.
start your day with green tea, an apple and 5 almonds soaked overnight.
take chamo...more

You are still young, so you can have better control of blood sugar. There are many drugs available to suit the particular person to keep the sugar within normal limits. Before going for a private consultation, do a complete diabetic profile blood test and ecg, only with that its easy to change a medication suitable for you.

There are so many other medicines which can be used.But you should take treatment from your regular physician. As one has to watch for side effects and hypogycaemia