Gl Met 80 MG Tablet Health Feed

Mr Lybrate-User, thanks for the query.
Your glucose levels mentioned (fasting & pp) both confirm that you have diabetes. Please check hba1c%, that will help in knowing how well is the control after starting treatment.
Even after taking gliclazide and metformin (80 + 500 mg once a day), blood glucose is not controlled, means the current treatment is inadequate. There is a need to upgrade it. Plus give a closer look at diet, exercise and weight. With bmi of 26.44 kgs/sq meter (normal < 23 ...more

Switch over to tab dianorm-m 1 before bbf 1 before dinner within 10 days sugar level will start coming down.
Regular brisk walk or exercise 30 min is must.

Start tab dianorm-m 1 before breakfast and 1 before dinner. After 5 days get sugar done-then dose to b adjusted accordingly.
Also take tab atorva 10mg at night.
Tab becozinc-c 1 at noon-as tonic.
Do regular exercise.//check your bp //bl sugar regularly.//get your lipid profile done.//what is yr weight? you can tell me your regular reports//send queries.

This is simplest Medicine and this comes in strength of 500 750 and 1000. You are getting excellent treatment with first line medicine. Gliclazide comes in 40 80 mg and is second line treatment.

Stop previous anti diabetic pills and try this tb metatime 500 mg 1-1-1after breakfast, lunch, dinner and tb gliclazide 80 mg 0-1-1 before lunch and dinner and revert back after a week with only fbs

Hello, Thanks for the query.
It is bit strange to know that you are taking Glimiperide as well as Gliclazide as both drugs are similar in action. I do not understand how such a prescription is given. Any ways if you want to take any multivitamin it is finr. Thanks.

Normally 500 - 600 ml of mild & milk products in the diet is normal 1 gl (200 ml) in the morning, 1 gl (200 ml) in the night, + 1 cup curd during lunch & dinner will give you 600 mg calcium 1 gm calcium / 1 ml milk) and altogether 18 gms of Protein...

Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for the query.
I have gone through the details given. I really do not see the reason to change to newer tablets, because earlier too you were on Tenelegliptin, then Dimicron (Gliclazide) with metformin. The newer tablets do not have Gliclazide, hence the blood glucose control will not be as good as earlier.
You should contnue the earlier drugs, plus take a restricted diet and do more exercise per day ove 1 hour. That will help in reducing HbA1c%. Thanks.

You have not mentioned your blood sugar fasting, pp and hba1c report.
It is better to start with first one as it contains two medicines and second contsins three. Monitor blood sugar and keep in touch with your doctor.

gfr 53 is low, means kidneys are affected due to long term diabetes. Apart from gliclazide what other medications are you taking? how are sugar levelsand hba1c%. If diabetes is in check nephropathy can also be controlled. Do you have high blood pressure, if so what are the drugs for that? few precautions restrict salt intake and do not eat more proteins. Please inform me otherdetails.