Gluconorm Pg 2 Tablet Pr Health Feed

M lybrate-user, thanks for the additional query.
However, you seem to have not read the details that I had asked. With pp up to 190 mg, will normally not lead to such high hba1c% as it is the average level of fbg & pp over 24 hours. Plus there is no mention of dietary pattern, extent of exercise and lipid profile and age. It is essential to know all thedetails to gve any speidic advise. Howevr, if you have decided to take certain drugs on your own, you can go ahead. In this (open questions) ...more

Gave Tablet TRIGLIMIPREX-1 DOSE HALF TABLET MORNING AND HALF TABLET EVENING AFTER TAKE FOOD THEN TAB HEALTH OK ONE TABLET ONCE A DAY after food , then capsule PREGABANYL- NT ONE CAPSULE IN NIGHT AT BED TIME. AND NO ANY TYPED OF FOOD RESTRICTIONS ALLOW ALL TYPED OF FOOD INCLUDE SWEET,RICE, POTATOES ETC.

Gluconorm g1 will not be sufficient or equivalent to the sugar control given by tripride lp.
You can consult me online for specific advise and treatment.

Your father requires radical change in his treatment as hes elderly and these medices even though are not doing him any good on the contrary may be harmful as Pioglitazone in high doses may increase fracture risk and other problems. Also with advance diabetes these medicines may not work at all.

basant kusumakar ras 125 mg twice a day
diabeto powder ( naag bhasm paradeeya + swarn vang ) 1 gm twice a day
gudmar kshar 500 mg twice a day
relief in 3-4 days and for complete cure take it for 60 days only

No it would not have any adverse effect. But preferably stick to one combination, as far as possible.

Your doctor had written the right prescription for you and blood sugar levels are well controlled
Please do continue them.

MAKE IT GLIM+MET 3/1000 REMOVE VILDA+MET AND START ISTAVEL 100 AFTER BREAKFAST RETEST 2 WKS IF UR SUGARS COMES DOWN PLZ TRANSFER 600 IF U LIKE

Metformin acts peripherally at the tissue level and Pioglitazone is one of the alternative but depends on patient to patient

Hello,
your blood glucose is really high for your age. You need to control your blood glucose levels aggressively, otherwise, you will be at a very high risk of diabetes complications as you are young. You need some drastic lifestyle changes and change in medications. When did you do your hba1c (glycosylated hemoglobin)