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After taking cyblexMV 80.3 my fasting sugar is 149. Can I take 2 tablets to make it come down yo 110 or below. Please advise.
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In diabetes management, the target fasting blood sugar is generally recommended to be below 130 mg/dL. While aiming for a stricter threshold, such as 110 mg/dL, may not yield additional benefits and could increase the risk of hypoglycemia. It's typically advised to maintain postprandial blood sugar below 180 mg/dL and HbA1c levels below 7%
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What else medications do you take? You can take CYBLEX MV 80/0.3 1 tab twice daily, but not 2 tab in same time.
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Yes in divided dose
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No, you need to understand that diabetes need discipline diet drugs and exercise. So control you diet do exercise and keep taking drugs . You can consult me online if you wah too
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No, 2 tablets can lead to dangerously low sugar.
Need more details to suggest you right treatment.
Kindly connect with me for further details.
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