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Hi,
I am taking Diapride M1 before breakfast and Janumet 50/500 before dinner.
My current test shows:
Fasting 92
PP 121
HBA1C 6.5
earlier it was 8.5
Please suggest if there is a need of changing doses.
I am following diet and doing exercise as well
No issue with my body but afraid if these doses will lower the glucose level. Pls suggest if need to change medicine
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Repeat fbs ppbs and review
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Dr. Raghav Bhargava
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7 yrs exp
Delhi
You are on 3 different kind of medicines for your diabetes, but not on the a usual dosage. Newer medication are available that help prevent kidney and heart disease . And usually a maximum of one is used then a second medication added.
Also not sure if you have kidney disease, lipid and what is the risk of heart disease.
Otherwise it seems to be working at the moment
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