Patient's Query
Hello doctor,
I take GP3 before lunch and dinner, Obimate SR 1 gm after lunch and dinner, and Tryglynase 2 before breakfast but my diabetes is not coming under control. I have attached my report.
Hi,
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I can understand your concern. There are three ways to control diabetes. Diet, exercise, medicines (oral or Insulin). No matter how good your blood sugar reports are, you should definitely follow a strict anti-diabetic diet and do regular daily aerobic exercises like walking, running, cycling or swimming.
So, start an anti-diabetic diet and exercise if you are not following. In treatment, you should start long-acting Lantus Insulin 10 units in the night at 10 AM. Take Tryglynase two tablets before breakfast, two before lunch, and one before dinner. Also, take Voglibose 0.3 mg tablet one before breakfast, one before lunch, and one before dinner. Stop GP3 and Obimate SR 1 gm. Get repeat FBS, and PPBS after seven days and let me know the results.
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Answered byDr. Kaushal Bhavsar
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