Pioglit Mf 15 Tablet Health Feed

Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for the query.
The glucose levels mentioned are definitely high. It appears that present (new) treatment is not suiting you. Since no details are mentioned in terms of drugs and dosage, it is difficult to comment. If the previous treatment was giving good results with better glucose control, what was the reason for changing? You should tell the doctor that you were better of with earlier treatment and hence, he should revert you to that. Find out what he says. Or els...more

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.

It seems that the diet also is not being followed. Please follow strict diet and exercise. Continue current medicines and add tab olymprix 20 mg one after breakfast and tab pioz 15 mg one after dinner. Check blood sugars after 10 days and consult your doctor.

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

Yes depending upon the state n stage of disease. Add little roasted turmeric to your milk before you consume it. For more details consult me.

Hello, Thanks for the query.
I have seen the query. The details given are too general. As I understand your mother of 67 years has diabetes for 13 years. She was well controlled , but now she is not having proper control due to ( according to you) a ban on certain combination.
First of all the three drug combination brands are still there. Secondly there is no mention about her earlier of current glucose levels (Fasting & PP) as well as HbA1c%. No mention about dietary pattern, weight, ...more

Hello both sugar and bp levels are high. Get examined by Dr. immediately.

Dear lybrate-user,
I find that your father is quite overweight his correct weight should be about 55-60 kg. I suggest that he go on a strict diet (low carbohydrate, normal protein and fat, walk about 5 km per day and gradually reduce weight to about 60 kg. Keep monitoring his sugars at home with a glucometer (fasting and 2 hours after each meal) once a week if the sugars get under control with this dietary modification he may not need additional medication

1. Avoid nose picking / nose blowing
2. Get your b. P. Checked
3. Consult ent specialist for any local (nose) abnormality.

Yes she can take it. Diabetes and its medications doesn't prevent her from getting the jab.