hello
welcome to health care magic..
for the past 20 days you are using glycomet 250mg,,
Naturally in the body insulin is the only hormone to reduce blood sugar levels..and remaining other hormones like glucocorticoids,glucagon,epinephrine,growth hormone etc.,

So in diabetes absence/low levels of insulin made you to take extra medications to control blood glucose...
but at times of stress conditions like fever,infections in the body may lead to elevation of these above said hormones and make your blood glucose levels more...so at these times you have to titrate the dose according to physician...
if you have not these symptoms then consult physician,,he will titrate the dose according to your needs..
hope you got satisfied with my suggestion..
thank you.
Dr.siddartha

Hello,
It is just a co incidence that you are experiencing high levels of PP blood sugar levels after consuming METFORMIN.
This seems to have happened due to progressive loss of beta cells of pancreas resulting in loss of control on your sugar levels and ,in no way due to consumtion of METFORMIN.
It simply means that METFORMIN in present dose is ineffective in controlling the sugar levels and you have to either increase the dose of METFORMIN or you have to change the type of anti diabetic drug.
It is a natural course of progression of diabetes,where oral anti diabetics tend to loose their efficacy gradually and this happens due to progressive destruction of beta cells,as explained above.
Consult your doctor and get the prescription revised.
Make sure to keep a strict control on your diabetes as uncontrolled diabetes results in various micro as well as macro vascular complications in long run.
Observe proper dietary restrictions and do regular aerobic exercises for 45 minutes a day.
Thanks