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Diabetic. Low Sugar Level. Prescribed With Gemer, Volibo, Januvia, Trivolib. Sugar Test Done. Normal?
i have been taking gemer 2 mg before lunch and voliba 0.2mg during lunch and Januvia 100mg again in the night i take gemer 2mg before meals and voliba 0.2mg during dinner and my sugar leve was 120 fasting and pp sugar level 126 but my doctor was telling me that my sugar level little bit low as i am a diaptic for the past 25 yerars, now ihave been advised to take Trivolib 2mg Januvia 100mg but my sugar level is 160 fasting and pp sugar is 268. Kindly guide me.
Thu, 17 Jan 2013
Dear vaithivenkat,
your doctor has done nothing but precribed you the same medicines in form of combination....
i am quite skeptical about you taking gemer at lunch.
was it prescribed at lunch or breakfast?
was your paterrn of eating changed recently?
did you attend any party/function recently?
how much is your hba1c(average 3 months blood glucose)?
try doing this
t.trivolib 2mg (half hour before breakfast and dinner)
t.januvia100mg(just before lunch)
let us know whats your sugar reading after these changes have been made....\
dr vikrant tari
consultant diabetologist and insulin pump specialist
your doctor has done nothing but precribed you the same medicines in form of combination....
i am quite skeptical about you taking gemer at lunch.
was it prescribed at lunch or breakfast?
was your paterrn of eating changed recently?
did you attend any party/function recently?
how much is your hba1c(average 3 months blood glucose)?
try doing this
t.trivolib 2mg (half hour before breakfast and dinner)
t.januvia100mg(just before lunch)
let us know whats your sugar reading after these changes have been made....\
dr vikrant tari
consultant diabetologist and insulin pump specialist
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