Are Glycomet And Vogo Intake Safe For Treatment Of Diabetes?
Dear sir, I am hemalatha , 26 year old, week back got to know that i am diabetic and full test was done Test details: Fastning glucose:282 PPglucose:382 HBA1C: 12.2% doctor has prescribed me Glycomet gp1 - 2 times before food & vogo 0.3- 3 times with food and after week that is today Fasting glucose:143 PP glucose:106 please suggest are the tablets what i am taking are safe & will i have any side effects long term
Hello Hemalatha, From your blood sugar values you are definitely a diabetic and need to be on medicines. The medicines you are taking are safe and very commonly used to treat type 2 diabetes (which you seem to have). Diabetes when uncontrolled can lead to complications and therefore the need of these medicines. All medicines have some side effects but the benefits outweigh the small side effects which occur rarely like bloating sensation because of Vogo (Voglibose) or some loose motions because of Vogo and Glycomet GP1. However if ever you plan to get pregnant you need to inform your diabetologist who can make the necessary changes in your medications and explain to you the tighter control before and during pregnancy. Also concentrate on your diet changes and exercise which will also help you to further reduce blood sugars. Hope this helps. Take care.
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Are Glycomet And Vogo Intake Safe For Treatment Of Diabetes?
Hello Hemalatha, From your blood sugar values you are definitely a diabetic and need to be on medicines. The medicines you are taking are safe and very commonly used to treat type 2 diabetes (which you seem to have). Diabetes when uncontrolled can lead to complications and therefore the need of these medicines. All medicines have some side effects but the benefits outweigh the small side effects which occur rarely like bloating sensation because of Vogo (Voglibose) or some loose motions because of Vogo and Glycomet GP1. However if ever you plan to get pregnant you need to inform your diabetologist who can make the necessary changes in your medications and explain to you the tighter control before and during pregnancy. Also concentrate on your diet changes and exercise which will also help you to further reduce blood sugars. Hope this helps. Take care.