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What Are The Precautions To Be Taken In Case Of Diabetes?
sir, good morning. I am a diabetic for the past 3 years and right now the diabetic levels are fasting 70 and post 85 and Hba1c is 4.9. Now I am using Glimy-1 + Voglibose morning, Voglibose in after noon and in the night I am using the samemadecin which used inthe moring before brekfast, i.e glimy1 and vogitor.
Wed, 11 Jun 2014
hi, I had gone through your query and understood your concerns.
sir/mam, the sugar levels you have mentioned are at lowest end of normal. if I were your treating doctor, I would advice you to stop voglibose and monitor blood sugar, if they are under control continue same. but if again sugar levels rise start with one voglibose in afternoon. you discuss with your treating doctor regarding this.
The other precautions are never skip meals, small frequent meals rather than one heavy meal. exercise daily for at least 30 - 40 minutes brisk walking.
hope this guides you.
Thank you
Dr Phanindra Dulipala
DIABETOLOGIST
sir/mam, the sugar levels you have mentioned are at lowest end of normal. if I were your treating doctor, I would advice you to stop voglibose and monitor blood sugar, if they are under control continue same. but if again sugar levels rise start with one voglibose in afternoon. you discuss with your treating doctor regarding this.
The other precautions are never skip meals, small frequent meals rather than one heavy meal. exercise daily for at least 30 - 40 minutes brisk walking.
hope this guides you.
Thank you
Dr Phanindra Dulipala
DIABETOLOGIST
I find this answer helpful
hi, I had gone through your query and understood your concerns.
sir/mam, the sugar levels you have mentioned are at lowest end of normal. if I were your treating doctor, I would advice you to stop voglibose and monitor blood sugar, if they are under control continue same. but if again sugar levels rise start with one voglibose in afternoon. you discuss with your treating doctor regarding this.
The other precautions are never skip meals, small frequent meals rather than one heavy meal. exercise daily for at least 30 - 40 minutes brisk walking.
hope this guides you.
Thank you
Dr Phanindra Dulipala
DIABETOLOGIST
sir/mam, the sugar levels you have mentioned are at lowest end of normal. if I were your treating doctor, I would advice you to stop voglibose and monitor blood sugar, if they are under control continue same. but if again sugar levels rise start with one voglibose in afternoon. you discuss with your treating doctor regarding this.
The other precautions are never skip meals, small frequent meals rather than one heavy meal. exercise daily for at least 30 - 40 minutes brisk walking.
hope this guides you.
Thank you
Dr Phanindra Dulipala
DIABETOLOGIST
I find this answer helpful
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hi, I had gone through your query and understood your concerns.
sir/mam, the sugar levels you have mentioned are at lowest end of normal. if I were your treating doctor, I would advice you to stop voglibose and monitor blood sugar, if they are under control continue same. but if again sugar levels rise start with one voglibose in afternoon. you discuss with your treating doctor regarding this.
The other precautions are never skip meals, small frequent meals rather than one heavy meal. exercise daily for at least 30 - 40 minutes brisk walking.
hope this guides you.
Thank you
Dr Phanindra Dulipala
DIABETOLOGIST
sir/mam, the sugar levels you have mentioned are at lowest end of normal. if I were your treating doctor, I would advice you to stop voglibose and monitor blood sugar, if they are under control continue same. but if again sugar levels rise start with one voglibose in afternoon. you discuss with your treating doctor regarding this.
The other precautions are never skip meals, small frequent meals rather than one heavy meal. exercise daily for at least 30 - 40 minutes brisk walking.
hope this guides you.
Thank you
Dr Phanindra Dulipala
DIABETOLOGIST
I find this answer helpful
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