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2019-12-19 16:08:37
I checked and my random level at 6 p.m. is 103 in Glucometer. Is it good? Please tell me. I'm taking Glycomet 500 for last 2 years.
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It's not good as your blood sugar levels are just managed by a medicine which you are taking. Your blood sugar level should be below 100 mg/dl (fasting) and below 140 mg/dl (2 hours after a meal). Even if your blood sugar levels are being lowered by glycomet (compound-metformin, which decreases the glucose production from liver), you'll gradually reach to the blood sugar levels at which metformin will no longer be functional and further medications will worsen diabetes as they lower the blood sugar by pushing it into cells, the damaged cells of kidney cause kidney failure, of coronary artery cause heart attack and optic nerve cause blur vision/diabetic retinopathy and other complications. Since diabetes can only be cured/reversed by proper lifestyle changes, one should commit to it, and for the same you can enrol with my '30 Days Diabetes Cure/Reversal Program'.
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Stop taking the above medicines by following our step step module, as you've seen that these are not helping you, in-fact further destroying your health by developing complications in your body.

Answered2019-12-20 09:23:15

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One sugar reading is not good enough. Check ur HbA1C. If it's below 6.5 , that's good control

Answered2019-12-20 04:44:05

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