Januvia 50Mg Tablet Health Feed

Hi Mr. lybrate-user! as you have chronic pancreatitis, I would advise you not to take sitagliptin and other drugs belonging to that class, i.e, dpp4 inhibitors. Good that you stopped it. As the sugars, especially fasting bloood sugars are high inspite of taking a high dose of tablets, you may consider taking insulin at night which will bring down the fasting value.

Hi thanks for posting your query. Well yes you need to continue all these medications lifelong. But there are combination medications like ecospirin gold ( can be used as replacement for clopilet+rozavel f ). Prolomet is an blood pressure medicine which can be reduced only if your blood pressure is under good control. Jerk in nerves indicate neuropathy-- means nerve damage. It is a complication of diabetes. I would recommend you to get nerve conduction study of your legs and revert back.

Firstly find out if she has taken anything sweet or sugar with tea coffee. If it is so, then stopping sugar completely will help reduce the diabetes. Along with istavel she will also need another medication continue walking as that’s a good exercise

It depends with you blood sugar. Actually after the operation you should use only insulin but if you want to take medicine only then consult your diabetologist asap.

sir in diabetes type 1 insulin is the mainstay of treatment because in type 1 diabetes insulin deficiency is the main problem .if your sugar is tightly controlled on insulin its the best thing.main side effect of insulin is hypoglycemia

Normal range of blood sugar
1) random- below 200 mg/dl
2) fastingnormal - below 108 mg/dlpre - diabetes - 108 to 125 mg/dl
3) 2 hour postprandialbelow below 140 mg/dl
pre diabetes - 140 to 199 mg/dl
homeopathic medicine is safe and effective, if you willing to contact me just let me through private conversation in lybrate.
Advice - exercise, aviod sugary products, alcohol etc eat - healthy food which contain vitamins and minerals, protein rich etc.

Burning sensation in feet in your case is most probably due to diabetic sensory peripheral neuropathy which is a common sequel of diabetes of longer duration. Please consult a Neurologist who will help you. Please try to what keep your blood sugar within acceptable range.

Mr Ankur, Thanks for the query.
Good control is considered when FBG is <100 mg, PP is 150 to 160 mg & HbA1c%<6.8. (which is not mentioned). Your levels are still high. To bring down to desired values, you will have to give careful look at your diet and exercise. Bread (bakery items ) should be totally avoided. You may have to increase the intake of green leafy vegetables and salads. Plus take exact amount of calories based on your weight and physical activity. Thanks.

You can increase 2 more units both time and follow strict Lifestyle modifications like diet and physical activity.

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