Glucobay 25 MG Tablet Health Feed

Its normal you can take tab triglimiprex 1 dose 1/2 tab b. I. D but after some feeding and cap pregabanyl 1 cap at bedtime and no any restrictions in fooding you can enjoy all types of medicines.

There is no specific type of constipation as mentioned by you. However, if constipation is there one has to increase the intake both soluble and insoluble fibers by taking adequate quantities of green salads, flax seeds or fenugreek seeds and plenty of water. Also increase intake fruits (which are permitted). If still constipation remains mild stool softeners may be used with advise from your doctor.

Side effects of uncontrolled diabetes is much severe than those of drugs.So do not worry of side effects

Your sugar levels are in risky range. Get gtt with 75gm glucose. Then click on private portal you have to go for new generation drugs.

Hi as you said you are diabetic. Since last 4-5 years. N your sugar levels r with in normal range. You suffer only constipation or say hard stool. Which could be one of the side of antidiabetic drugs. So wat you need to do is. Eat more fibers in the evening. And use powder lactifibre with milk or syp. Lactulose with normal water at night before bed.

You can increase the dose of all medicines you are taking but in consultation with your physician.

Since your you have long standing diabetes and adding on acarbose my not achieve the target in my opinion basal insulin will help you more then acarbose.

Hi, Sorry to learn that you blood sugar levels are not well controlled You require to visit your physician for additional medication to control your blood sugar levels. Doctors will probably add gliptins that will control blood sugar levels without causing hypoglycemia.

Your fasting blood sugar is still not controlled.I think your doctor has advised you to take acarbose before dinner( to bring down fasting sugar ) in addition to earlier medicines.Please consult him again to clarify.

Bula Dutta ji, Thanks for the query. I have read the details given. The fasting glucose & HbA1c% are quite high. Therefore, Insulin might have been advised. Plus already there are multiple oral drugs like Glimiperide, Metformin, Acarbose, Vildagliptin & Pioglitazone. WHich means the whole oral range is there. So to attain desired control no further oral drug can really be added. Another important aspect is there is a need to look at her daily dietary intake & extent of exercise to see if any adjustment can be made there to help reduce blood glucose. At this age HbA1c% should be < 7% and fasting should be around 100 mg & PP 150 to 170 mg. Therefore, Insulin must have been suggested. Plus if a long acting analogue like Glargine or Degludec is used, then there very little chance of developing any problem. Still if you have any questions please do come back. Thanks.