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How To Control Sudden Increase In Blood Sugar Levels?

I have been a type 2 diabetic since 2002 taking two 500mg glycipahge SR everyday,. The diabetes was under control. All of a sudden for the pst two months, it has gone up. 205, 222 fasting and 256, 243 Post prondial. I also take Sartenl H, Ecospirin 20/150 aand recently tamdura for prostate. any advice sir? I am 63 years.
posted on Fri, 27 Jun 2014
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Dear Sir, First and foremost do not panic. you are only going through the natural evolution of diabetes. During treatment of diabetes initially only diet and exercise would be enough to bring down blood sugars. after a few years you will need the support of insulin sensitizers like metformin. After a few years you will need addition of a second agent like Sulphonylureas. All you have to do is take your blood sugar readings along with HbA1c to your Diabetologist. They can finetune your medications accordingly and Iam 100% Sure you will do very well..
Wishing you the best of health!!
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How To Control Sudden Increase In Blood Sugar Levels?

Dear Sir, First and foremost do not panic. you are only going through the natural evolution of diabetes. During treatment of diabetes initially only diet and exercise would be enough to bring down blood sugars. after a few years you will need the support of insulin sensitizers like metformin. After a few years you will need addition of a second agent like Sulphonylureas. All you have to do is take your blood sugar readings along with HbA1c to your Diabetologist. They can finetune your medications accordingly and Iam 100% Sure you will do very well.. Wishing you the best of health!!