Voglinorm 0.3 MG Tablet Health Feed

Hello, Thanks for the query.
I have seen the details mentioned. However, there is nothing mentioned about fasting, PP glucose levels and HbA1c%. So I am not aware about how well is your diabetes controlled. I am sure you are in a well controlled patient fasting glucose should be <100 mg or closer to `100 mg, PP 150 to 170 mg & HbA1c% at your age < 7%. As regards some mixture which you are mentioning I have no idea. If you feel it is good then you may take it. Thanks.

Hello, Thanks for the query.
I get a feeling that I have answered this query yesterday. Both fasting and PP glucose levels are high. There is a need to upgrade the overall treatment.
Following are my observations : 1) Weight is too high with a BMI of 34.04 kgs she is close to grade 2 obesity. This is a major hindrance for better glucose control.
2) There is a need to look at the dietary pattern, extent of daily physical activity and lipid profile details, serum creatinine and urea...more

Hello, thanks for the query.
I have seen the details mentioned. Developing hypoglycemia in a patient with conventional insulin is fairly common seen problem. Plus if patient is also on glimiperide in addition to insulin, then there are greater chances. Since she was on 40 you + 28 u) two doses of insulin with 8 mg of glimiperide, the possibility was more.
Usually giving more than 4 mg of glimiperide a day does not really help. However, she was on 8 mg, which is too high. In addition ther...more

Your mother s blood sugar can be better controlled, at the same time by avoiding low sugar too. You can go for private online consultation with all the past records.

Hello, Thanks for the query.
I have seen the details given. She is definitely on multiple medications for controlling her blood glucose levels. The glucose levels and HbA1c % mentioned show there is very good control achieved. Which also means medications are working very well. One of the draw backs of very strict glucose control is the possibility of hypoglycemic episodes. Major contributor for that is the Insulin. So if there are repeated episodes, then pleas look at the possibility of r...more

To stop the cravings is in your hands and will power. Regarding drugs, every doctor follow their own schedule of the drug and sooner or later if sugar is not controlled, you ll be on all the class of oha.

Hello, Vivek, Thanks for the query.
I have seen the details given. From that it is clear that she is on multiple medications. However, there is no mention of herHbA1c%, weight, extent of physical activity, particularly exercises like brisk walking or any other activity plus dietary pattern . It is very essential to concentrate on following aspects - 1) weight control (BMI <23 kgs/Sq meter), 2) Taking a healthy balanced diet like - increased intake of green leafy vegetables, salads and certai...more

Dear lybrate-user,
we need some more details 1. Duration of diabetes, blood sugar values before starting medicines, any weight loss?
2. Any family history of diabetes in parents brothers or sisters
3.any complications of diabetes eyes, nerves, heart or kidney?
4. What was the first tsh value before she was started on thronorm and did she have tpo antibodies done?
In the meantime, you can do the following
reduce the quantity of carbohydrate (rice, wheat, rava, maida) in ea...more

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.

Diabetes is much common now a days.
Tell me your fasting and after meal sugar. Your weight, your hba1c level. Also check yr lipids,
voglibose should b taken with meal preferably with last bite not before meal.