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Which medicine is better for Diabetes
I Have been diagnosed with Type diabetes in March 2021 and then prescribed with
Today hba1c is 6.8
Fasting 139
Remo-v tablet twice a day which contain "
Remogliflozin Etabonate100mg
Vildagliptin 50mg "
However during my sinus surgery Dr. Said I should not take this medicine and should take "Glyciphage 500mg " which contains only " Metformin"
When I consult with Dr. He is recommending to take Remo-MV which contain these three in it .I.e combination of RemoV and Metformin in it .
Can anyone suggest which one is best and why should I take that ?
Remogliflozin Etabonate100mg
Vildagliptin 50mg
Metformin 500mg
Remo-Mv
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Dr. Bhavya Hari
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16 yrs exp
Salem
Probably your sugar levels were not in the expected range while you were on plain metformin tablets and hence he would have thought it apt to add on a drug , in your case Remogliflozin
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