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Fasting is staying same
I have diabetes and it has been four days since I have been taking Injection Tujeo- 10 units ; Sitacip M 50/500 twice daily; Mecofol plus once a day. I have been checking my diabates every morning before food. But even after taking injection for four days, it is still staying above 180. Why is my diabetes not getting low?
I also have fatty liver and I am taking UDICARE 300 and I also have a little cholesterol for which I am taking Rosubest 10 once daily.
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Need to see your hba1c levels. Medications do take some time to show their results.
Also need to be sure about insulin technique and dietary changes
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Dr. Komal Bhandari Totla
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9 yrs exp
Solapur
Increase Toujeo to 15
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Dr. Vishal Balchand Padwale
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Wardha
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We have to Add Certain Bilypsa like
Diet we have to modify
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