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Sugar Level High. Prescribed Triclazane. Taking Gliclazide, Metformin Hydrochloride. Correct Medication?

hello sir, I am a 50 yrs old female, today my blood report shows a very high sugar level fasting 339 and pp 480, as here is no diabetologist , the general practitioner has prescribe the Tablet new triclazane 80 twice daily.(gliclazide 80 mg, metformin hydrochloride 500 mg,pioglitazane15mg. please help me minati misra,shillong
Mon, 18 Mar 2013
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Hello madam

i do understand that you are a 50 year old female with diabetes and high blood sugar. Triclazane is a good medicine, but pioglitazone in it may cause weight gain and so monitor for your weight. if your sugars does not come down or if have symptoms, i would prefer to put you on insulin. once blood sugars are controlled, then we can change to medicine.

Remember that diet and exercise are equally important to bring down your sugars

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Sugar Level High. Prescribed Triclazane. Taking Gliclazide, Metformin Hydrochloride. Correct Medication?

Hello madam i do understand that you are a 50 year old female with diabetes and high blood sugar. Triclazane is a good medicine, but pioglitazone in it may cause weight gain and so monitor for your weight. if your sugars does not come down or if have symptoms, i would prefer to put you on insulin. once blood sugars are controlled, then we can change to medicine. Remember that diet and exercise are equally important to bring down your sugars regards