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I was taking glycomet GP1 twice daily and fbs was 120-130, now it is 200-280mg/dl and even double dose does not have any affect any suggestn

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You must be eating very high carb food and that's why drugs have no effect on your BS.The simplest therapy is to reduce your carb intake and replace carbs with protein and fat.

If you follow the LCHF diet you will need less drugs or may not need at all. Search on this forum for LCHF.

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kanaujiavijay in reply toshrisamarth

Yeh recently due to some reasons, I started feeling hungry after 1 hr of taking food. I went on eating to suppress the hunger. But I do not take rice, potatos, Only 4 chapatis, dal and green vegs in lunch and dinner.

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If you are non vegetarian then it much more easy for you to control BS. As eggs and meat have nearly zero carb content.

Increased drug dose is ineffective, as you are over loading your dysfunctional beta cells. If you follow the LCHF diet you will see rapid improvement in your BS levels.

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gangadharan_nair

FBS should be less than 100 mg/dL and PPBS should be less than 140 mg/dL.

* Don't consume food after 7:00 pm.

* Do brisk walking for about 30 minutes.

* Check your fasting blood sugar daily and try to avoid foods that cause hyperglycemia.

* You can reduce high blood sugar level by adopting insulin therapy.

Sources:--

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diabe...

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerob...

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insul...

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kanaujiavijay in reply togangadharan_nair

Dear Sir!

I respect and wish the things to maintain that way but the present lifestyle is to sleep at 11 PM and dinner at 09:30 PM. Because i am living with family, I have to be with the majority. Even if I eat before 7 PM I will again be hungry at 9 PM and will have to take some thing again.

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mbecal

glycomet gp1 contain glimepiride 1mg and metformin, this can fine initially but as we progress with diabetes one has to change from glimepride 1 mg to 2 mg, or has to start pioglit 15 or 30 mg contain (Pioglitazone ) or VOGLIBOSE tablets daily once along with metformin (glycomet 500 SR). consult your doctor for proper medication

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amsamson

See a Doctor before taking any medicenes, Never on your own . There are many complications in Diabetes No one medicine to all cases.

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kanaujiavijay

What are LCHF diets?

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shrisamarthVolunteer in reply tokanaujiavijay

You will get idea about LCHF on this site. dietdoctor.com/lchf

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plus in reply tokanaujiavijay

Read medfree's previous links.

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kanaujiavijay

My age is 58 yrs yes some weight gained recently due abnormal hunger.

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rnpath

this GP 1 is a slow release, undependable product.

Switch over to plain metformin 500mgs with breakfast and take 2mgs of glimiperide separately half hour before breakfast, repeat metformin 500mg during lunch and dinner and watch the difference.

you may keep your family physician informed of the changes i am suggesting

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prashanth9916

Hai , I am taking semi glynase 2.5mg is it a heavy dose for my BS 125 / 185mg/dl OR does it can be controlled with out this medication, As i have started this just before a day back.Please any body suggest!!!!!

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