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Sugar levels after diabetes medication
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Sugars are on a higher side
Unless there is a change in diet or has any infection (hidden), the medication needs to be uptitrated.
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check --> CBC , URINE ROUTINE MICROSCOPY, X RAY CHEST PA VIEW
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sugars need to be brought down gradually as per her age..
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HbA1C 9.9 % indicates that her blood sugars in previous 3 months have been very high . The current medications she is on needs to be reassessed and modification of the medications may be needed.
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Yes it is high only.Apart from medications she must maintain timely food & proper quality and quantity + regular physical activity/ manage stress all are important. Even following everything then her blood sugar is on the higher side we have to change or adjust medications…
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