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How To Reduce Side Effects Of Glocomet, Jalra And Insulin?
dr. my regards 4 u first of all , sir m daibetic 4 last 16 years have started basalog insulin 22 units 4 a month before sleeping n glocomet(glimipride3-metmorphin850) b4 breakfast n b4 dinner + jalra (sitagliptin 50)b4 breakfast n b4 dinner+roseday 10(rousavastin10. mg n fenofibrate160 mg)+nervup od.nowimy sugar fasting is near 140.is gud treatment n what shd i do to have less side effects of drugs . my lipid is too gud now
Thu, 8 May 2014
Dear sir i can understand your concern.
I am very happy you are this conscientious because having a well controlled blood sugar is very important in preventing the onset of diabetic complications.
The combination of medications what you are taking are very good.
The medicines what you are taking are having very minimal side effects no nothing to worry about that.
Daily don't forget to do exercise and good diet
I suppose I have given the desired response if you have any other query please write back.
Otherwise please accept & rate my answer. I will appreciate your review about my answer.
Best Regards.
Dr Vamsi Krishna
Consultant Diabetologist
I am very happy you are this conscientious because having a well controlled blood sugar is very important in preventing the onset of diabetic complications.
The combination of medications what you are taking are very good.
The medicines what you are taking are having very minimal side effects no nothing to worry about that.
Daily don't forget to do exercise and good diet
I suppose I have given the desired response if you have any other query please write back.
Otherwise please accept & rate my answer. I will appreciate your review about my answer.
Best Regards.
Dr Vamsi Krishna
Consultant Diabetologist
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