Glycomet-Gp 0.5 Forte Tablet Health Feed

Your medicines might need to be changed. Kade check Fbs ppbs HbA1c
If you have an option you can get AGP or CGMS done

Dear sir/madam,
I never seen a person who died due diabetes and did not take medicines. So, keep that in mind that only medicine can't make you fit.
A proper diet plan is the main solution for type 2 diabetes.
If you think, you can can contact me directly.

Hello, Thanks for the query.
I have seen the details given, there is absolutely no mention of blood glucose levels(Fasting, PP Glucose) & HbA1c%. Also please let me also know diet pattern and extent of daily exercise. As regards the weight loss it can only be understood after going through all the above mentioned details. Thanks.

Not to reduce dose
continue same but take glimipiride metformin sr 1 20 min before breakfast instead lunch
and the other 20 min before dinner.

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•cold and heat. Treating pain with heat and cold may help. Wrap an ice pack or a bag of frozen vegetables in a towel to ice your hip. A warm bath or shower may also help reduce your pain and prepare your muscles for stretching.
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Hello, Thanks for the query.
I have seen the details given. I do not see any very low glucose levels at all. Hypoglycemic (low glucose) level is when blood glucose goes < 70 mg. Then that may cause certain symptoms, like mild shivering, uneasiness, blurred vision, clouded thinking, giddiness sweating etc. The levels shown are in fact fairly high particularly after food ones.
Another aspect metformin hardly causes low glucose. If at all any drug contributes to that then it is Glimiperide....more

First we should measure his lipid profile and hba1c levels in blood and than we can change the drugs

Please keep fasting between 90-110 and pp 100-130-160 depending on other associated ill ness follow dietary advice and plan daily exercise schedule.

If the creatinine rise is due to diabetic kidney disease it is not completely reversible. She will need to alter her diabetic medicines though.

Mr. Lybrate-user, before I can talk about your diet and daily work out, it appears your blood sugar is totally out of control. If that is not controlled then diet and exercise are not going to help. First is drug treatment has to be improved, so tha fasting is around 100 mg, pp 150 to 160 mg and hba1c% <7. Then only rest of the things to be looked at. So please see that your sugar levels are brought under control. Otherwise you are inviting long term complications of diabetes.