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2025-04-18 13:18:02
My mother blood sugar level is fasting 76 and pp 102. She takes Amryal2 and Galvusmat 50/500 daily. Is this ok?.
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Yes, currently the medicine combination seems to be working well for her. However: A few points to consider: 1. Fasting sugar (76) is at the lower edge—keep an eye out for signs of hypoglycemia (weakness, sweating, dizziness). 2. If she ever skips meals or has reduced appetite, her medication dosage (especially Amaryl) may need review. 3. Continue regular monitoring (at least once a week fasting/PP), and check HbA1c every 3 months.
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Answered2025-05-02 06:30:44

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Answered2025-04-19 15:52:39

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Need titration if any symptoms persist. Please visit

Answered2025-04-19 11:06:45

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Hi, So I understand that with these medicines her sugars are under control. In that case you should continue the medicines. Also, do consider starting her on regular exercise and a calorie counted diet. If you do that, you will.be able to stop some of her medicines

Answered2025-04-19 09:41:45

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No , need to reduce the dosage

Answered2025-04-19 08:13:47

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It is under control. Do Consult.

Answered2025-04-21 05:19:12

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It's only one time report , still u can stop galvusmat and repeat fasting and pp after 15 days.. more details about health condition needed

Answered2025-04-19 10:13:44

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We can’t change medication based on home glucometer value She needs to get done her fasting n postprandial blood sugars from lab and also Hba1c to reconsider her medication

Answered2025-04-19 08:12:58

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Any hypoglycaemic symptoms???

Answered2025-04-19 08:12:20

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