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Hba1c 9.4,fasting 265
I am 41 years old women. I recently got my blood test done I have PCOS, Thyroid and Diabetes Last month I had prolonged period issue for 2.5 week So, started taking Novelon tablet as prescribed by doctor for next 3 cycles I have completed 1 pack of novelon and is waiting for withdrawal bleeding Please note I have not started yet any diabetic medicine , based on my latest blood test reports doctor prescribed me medicine attached prescription Tab. Gluconorm VG2 1 tab once a day before breakfast Tab. Dapaease trio 500 mg 1 tab once a day before dinner Please let me know are these medicines and dose are correct for me and I can start these medicines.
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Start the medicines after consulting a qualified physicuan.with diet exercise and medicine diabetes can be easily managed.
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You need to consult doctor to adjust the dose for the anti diabetics
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Consult nutritionist to evaluation of diet
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Hi dear patient after finishing that tablet withdrawal period start within 3 to 5 days ..if don't come by 7 days u can consult gynec. And have seen your hbA1c it's  9.4 high .. considering your concern for oral medicine diabetes management highly varies physician to physician ..I can not say your prescribed dr is wrong but some might have gone for insulin long acting that is also correct. Some may think dapaglifazone not needed and would have increased dose of sulphonylureas ...there are multiple acceptable treatment approaches, and practice may vary. For me to give more personalized advice, I would need to know your weight, height (BMI), diet pattern, physical activity, and lifestyle history. Meanwhile, please focus on diet control, regular exercise, and medication compliance, and keep regular follow-up with your physician.
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Your symptoms are not isolated conditions — PCOS, thyroid imbalance, diabetes, and prolonged bleeding are all connected through a common root cause:
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Consult to doctor
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Yes please start your medication and regularly monitor your sugar levels then discuss with your diabetes doctor your sugar trend
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Pl start the treatment and have regular follow up. Pl consult.
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Every dr's treatment is very individualized and personalized tailored to patient. So you can trust your treating Dr and take regular follow up
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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