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Hello, Thanks for the query.
The glucose levels mentioned (FBG 230 mg & PP350 mg) both are too high, suggesting totally uncontrolled diabetes. What is the HbA1c%? Please get that checked, it gives an idea about long term control of diabetes.
It is clear that current treatment is not adequate enough, there is an urgent need for upgrading it. Ideally in well controlled diabetic person FBG should be < 100 mg, PP 150 to 170 mg & HbA1c% < 6.8%.
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In simple terms, hyperglycemia is the medical term for abnormally high levels of sugar in the bloodstream. The blood sugar level range is 65-110 mg/dl and can extend up to 120-140 mg/dl a few hours after eating. However, when a person has eaten no food but has a blood sugar level of more than 126 mg/dl, that may be a symptom of diabetes mellitus.

Reasons Behind it

A person who is hyperglycemic is most likely to be diagnosed with diabetes, which may be type 1 or type 2.

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Please stop your present medication and start tab trajenta due (2.5+1000 mg) two times before meal and report me after 4 weeks, your blood sugar will be fine. Best wishes.

Hi, readings which you had mentioned here are almost normal. Your readings also depends upon what food you were consuming for 2-3 days before the test were done, just wait for few days, avoid easily digestible food, raw sugar, and then get yourself examined.

You can consult dietiesion also some time due to stress it may b high in that cases you may try homeopathy. There is sizzium zumbulicum q you can try this. It's help you. Some homeoaothic medicin cure alll your problem for that you must consult me or any homeopath who have sound experience.

Sugar not under control, diabetic diet and exercise is a must. Diabetic since how many years. Detailed drug modification can you come to private consultation.

Diabetes is a progressive disease. You may require adjustment in your medications. Do consult your Dr. Keep up the good work of monitoring your blood glucose.

Diabetic patients should have a meticulous focus on the kind of food they consume. While too much food can shoot up the blood sugar level, too less food can bring down to dangerous level. It is necessary to maintain a fine balance. It is also very critical to refrain from certain food items which can give a blowback to diabetes.

Here is a list of 7 food items which can cause detrimental effects to the diabetic patient's health:

Candy: Candies contain a high amount of sugar and ...more

Please continue with newer medicine and report me after 3 weeks. Best wishes.

Please take channa based diet with channa + barely flour chappatis and avoid sugar, rice and wheat and its products. Your fasting blood sugars will be fine with present medication. Best wishes.