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Suggest Treatment For Uncontrolled Diabetes
My age is 38. I am type 2 diabetes patient from last 10 yrs. I am taking Jalra 50 and trigpm 1 twice a day from last one year. My sugar level were under control but from last 10/15 days constant my sugar level is 200 + (fasting) 300+ (p.p. and random). Suggest me what to do?
Wed, 3 Sep 2014
Hi,
I am sorry for the situation you are in.
If Jalra and Trigpm has helped with your blood sugar levels (BSL), while for the last couple of weeks you are having persistent high blood sugar readings (HBSR), then, should understand what is causing that:
- any recent changes in diet? new foods? new drinks?
- perhaps you might have been less physically active recently?
- any viral or other types of infection?
So, basically, if one of these factors is causing HBSR, then, correcting that factor will also improve BSL.
If none of these are present, then, should discuss with your endocrinologist to change therapy; to my opinion, you should switch to insulin. However, further investigations and endocrinologist's opinion is needed.
Hope it helped!
Dr.Albana
I am sorry for the situation you are in.
If Jalra and Trigpm has helped with your blood sugar levels (BSL), while for the last couple of weeks you are having persistent high blood sugar readings (HBSR), then, should understand what is causing that:
- any recent changes in diet? new foods? new drinks?
- perhaps you might have been less physically active recently?
- any viral or other types of infection?
So, basically, if one of these factors is causing HBSR, then, correcting that factor will also improve BSL.
If none of these are present, then, should discuss with your endocrinologist to change therapy; to my opinion, you should switch to insulin. However, further investigations and endocrinologist's opinion is needed.
Hope it helped!
Dr.Albana
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