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JANUMET
- Janumet is used to control blood sugar levels in adults with type 2 diabetes. It is available in the form of tablets. Some side-effects associated with this medicine are sore throat, sneezing, runny nose, muscle pain, back pain, headache, constipation, diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting.
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Yes, you can change the medicines with suitable substitutes if the cost difference is huge. But, simply put the cost is often decided by various factors including quality. After all you cannot compare a sony tv and micromax tv both same size but cost is half. The bottom line is, that you sugars should be in target. Just taking medicines for the sake of taking some treatment won't help you to prevent the complications of diabetes, a dreaded disease. So, try them out for a month or two, if the res...more
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Dear , please get a hba1c level done, which is a parameter of last three month's average blood sugar levels. Send me the report, then I would advise you the correct treatment.
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Hi.
You are very well described your case and situation. Thank you for that.
This is a very routinely seen situation. People have to take medicines for high blood pressure, cholesterol, for diabetes and other such problems. So they land up taking tens of medicines every day. So ultimately, at some point of time, they feel tired of taking all this medicines. But the fact is there is no actual alternate to available presently for this. And, definitely, stopping to take medicines is a very ...more
You are very well described your case and situation. Thank you for that.
This is a very routinely seen situation. People have to take medicines for high blood pressure, cholesterol, for diabetes and other such problems. So they land up taking tens of medicines every day. So ultimately, at some point of time, they feel tired of taking all this medicines. But the fact is there is no actual alternate to available presently for this. And, definitely, stopping to take medicines is a very ...more
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For diabetes follow a diet low in carbohydrate, low in fat and high in fibre. Avoid bakery products. Avoid too much rice and potato. Avoid fried stuff. Avoid chocolate, cakes, ice cream, soft drinks and fruit juices. Eat lots of vegetables. Walk for at least 30 minutes a day for 5 days in a week. Medicine will depend upon your blood sugar report. Control your blood sugar to improve your sex life.
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According to your drug history, u are taking 5 types of antidiabetic drugs simultaneusly at this moment. I would suggest u to check your hba1c, urea, creatinine. If hba1c is higher than 8 % and your creatinine is more than 1. 5 despite taking all these medications, u should switch over to insulin which will be better for your health. For further help, u may be send me private message.
Dr. S. Modak, m. D.
Dr. S. Modak, m. D.
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Yes you can make it to metformin 850mg. Or if your diet is bit heavy, voglibose will help you better.
Dr surbhi agrawal consultant physician and diabetologist
Dr surbhi agrawal consultant physician and diabetologist
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If you haven't tried exercise and strict diet control as yet then be assured that both these measures can control your diabetes.
Sadly, though these approaches are the best way to control diabetes but are also the toughest to practise.
Its a myth that diabetes medicines once started cant be stopped. Infact its the patient ongoing test reports and conditions which define the need for medicines.
Sadly, though these approaches are the best way to control diabetes but are also the toughest to practise.
Its a myth that diabetes medicines once started cant be stopped. Infact its the patient ongoing test reports and conditions which define the need for medicines.
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