Teneligliptin Health Feed

Yes you can take after lunch.
Recheck both fasting and pp after lunch after 15 days.
Revert me reports.

Hello, gliclazide should be preferably taken in morning before meals, teneligliptin can be taken at night before or after meals according to your convenience both should be taken on the same day.
More details are required related to your height weight blood pressure sugar levels
I would suggest you to come for private chat for more queries.

You are taking 3 drug formulation and if not reduces you have to stat insulins under care of a physician.

Dear if you want treatment for sugar and bp share me your fasting, pp and hba1c values and also regular bp readings. Will give prescription then accordingly.

Hello .. I had gone through your query, your sugar levels are bit high..I suggest you to take Homeopathic Medicine along with above Medicines to control Diabetes fast ..
Diet-
Have Fatty fish like Salmon, sardines, herring, anchovies and mackerel,
cinnamon, leafy green vegetables, chia seeds, turmeric ,garlic ,strawberries etc.
Avoid-
reduce sugar intake, rice , oily , spicy food, junk food, pickle, meat ,sweetened Beverages,White Bread, Pasta ,Flavored Yogurt,Sweetened Break...more

Dear lybrate-user Ji, If you've lot of monetary Concern then you can opt for Teniva M. It works in same way as galvus does but Teniva M is a bit milder and newer in market with not much data available. But yes it can help you. Ask your doctor who prescribed Galvus met to u. Regards.

No, there's no know side effect of Teneligliptin in the form of throat irritation or infection. On the other hand if your blood sugar levels are high you are prone to infections. I suggest get your sugar and Glycosylated Hb checked

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Some of the common and major side effects of teneligliptin are:
headache.
Hypoglycaemia.
Upper respiratory tract infection.
Nasopharyngitis.
Constipation.
Gastrointestinal symptoms.
Fatigue.
Kidney problems.
Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.

Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for the query.
The given blood glucose numbers are fairly good. Ideally FBG should be < 100 mg, Pp 150 to 160 mg & HbA1c% <6.8. However, your glucose control is definintely good enough. It can be further improved by a bit more exercise daily and controlling the diet a bit better. Your ideal body weight should be about 65 kgs, so a reduction of 3 kgs will be more beneficial. Plus increase the intake of green leafy vegetables and salads with each meal. You may consider...more

Have you started medicines just now.
As your HBA1C is too high.
And P. P. Blood sugar is well controlled.