Will elevated creatinine and lipase levels indicate risk of multiorgan failure in diabetics?

Hello doctor,

My husband is a type 2 diabetic. As he is a hotelier, the working hours are stressful for him. He has no time for exercise. Also, his meal timings are very odd. He takes his lunch at around 2:30 pm in the hotel cafeteria. And, usually takes his dinner at 12:00 am - 12:30 am at home. He takes Glimy 2 before breakfast and Janumet 50/1000 post breakfast and after dinner. Since his triglycerides are high, he has been taking Stanlip 145. His sugar levels are fine now with HbA1c at 6.74%. But, the recent kidney tests show higher levels of serum creatinine at 1.7 mg/dL. Also, his amylase and lipase values are significantly high with amylase at 86.4 U/L and lipase at 98.5 U/L. He is just 32 and has been a diabetic for seven years. A general physician says that the elevated levels of creatinine and lipase indicate the risk of the organs malfunction. Also, he says that Glimy 2 and Janumet are to be blamed for the harm. What should we do to protect the vitality of the kidney and pancreas? Kindly guide.