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I am 67 year old with normal physic.
I am diabetic since last 18 years and taking medicine of diabetic .Presently taking Tryglimiprex-2 two times daily - after breakfast and after dinner since 2008. My blood sugar remains generally 90-100(fasting) and 170-185 (PP).As such there is no complication but sometimes I feel hypoglycemia like situation particularly in morning hour.I got checked my sugar level last week.It was 80(fasting) and 142 (PP).Whether I should adjust medicine dose or some other precautions.
My BP normally remains on 80-130/140.
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Dr. Komal Bhandari Totla
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11 yrs exp
Solapur
Start Triglimiprex just before food.If low sugars occur in future doses reduction advicable
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Dr. Anirban Biswas
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Delhi
Yes. Hypoglycemia is a potentially dangerous condition. Please optimize your diabetic medications with your treating diabetologist's advice.
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