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Can I Take Azulic Mf2 And Tab Jalra 50 Mg Instead Of Janumet And Amery?

i am diabetic age 52 female taking janumet 1000 2 time and amary 3mg in morning . doctor suggest now tab azulic mf2 2 time and tab jalra 50 mg 2 time. inj victoza 1.2 mg my pp 150. fasting 155. i donot want to take injection. pls suggest can i replace janumet and amery with above two oral medicin without injuction.
Tue, 8 Jul 2014
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Dear Madam,
I feel you are doing fine with your current regimen. Since only fasting blood sugar is high and your post prandial is alright i feel you will benefit by adding one more tablet at night along with your janumet. Please review with your doctor and tell him you are apprehensive of injections. Most of the doctors nowadays are quite understanding and I am sure he will be courteous enough to modify your prescription. Being afraid of daily injections is nothing wrong and your doctor would also understand that.
Wishing you well!
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Can I Take Azulic Mf2 And Tab Jalra 50 Mg Instead Of Janumet And Amery?

Dear Madam, I feel you are doing fine with your current regimen. Since only fasting blood sugar is high and your post prandial is alright i feel you will benefit by adding one more tablet at night along with your janumet. Please review with your doctor and tell him you are apprehensive of injections. Most of the doctors nowadays are quite understanding and I am sure he will be courteous enough to modify your prescription. Being afraid of daily injections is nothing wrong and your doctor would also understand that. Wishing you well!