Blood sugar at bed time for diabetics

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Dear all, could you please advise what should be the ideal blood sugar for patients with type 2 diabetes at around bed time to prevent hypoglycemia at night? The patient is on oral medication such as Voglistar GM1 (1-0-1) + Jardiance 25 (1-0-0) and Janumet 50/500 (0-1-0).

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Dr. Komal Bhandari Totla Diabetologist 9 yrs exp Solapur · Accepted Answer

Dr. Komal Bhandari Totla

Diabetologist 9 yrs exp Solapur

Around 150..but generally there are patients who have same post dinner and fasting level..and no hypo.... nothing like ideal /thumb rule

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