I am 39 year male, I am taking daily Glycomet 500 morning and evening before fodd from last 45 days. But now my sugar level is going very down. Can I take this medicine once daily..
Before Food :60
After food : 79.
Because of lockdown not able to meet doctor, can any one guide me I am checking my blood sugar level last one week always found less.
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Can you please Google "Glycomet 500" and take a look at couple of response.
Most medicine requires strict diet control and regular exercise.!!!!!!!!!!
Is it possible to telephone your doctor and discuss the dosage or change medication? and you home checked blood glucose numbers. 60 and 70, what is the unit of measurement?
Do you consider your blood test numbers are too low??
Please check whether your doctor is using teleconsultation because these days some consultants are doing this to be available for patients. It looks like you need to reduce your medication in consultation with your doctor. You can use Justdial if you are in India to find out the consultants available on telemedicine.
Your sugar levels are good. Do not worry about it now. If you have hypoglycemic symptoms any time, then only worry about the changes in the dose of Glycomet 500. Still if you are too much concerned about the current blood sugar levels, take half tablet of Glycomet 500 before breakfast, before lunch, and dinner for few days and check the blood sugars levels.
Glycomet 500 MG Tablet is an effective first choice medicine used to control high blood glucose levels in patients with type II diabetes. Try to maintain normal blood sugar without medicine by strict exercise and diet regimen. Blood sugar less than 72 mg/dL is considered as hypoglycemia.
1. "The full name for a hypo is hypoglycaemia. It’s when your blood glucose level (also called blood sugar) is too low, usually below 4mmol/l. This can happen if the balance of diabetes medication you take (especially insulin), food you eat and physical activity you do sometimes isn’t right. Not everyone with diabetes will have hypos."
2. "The full name for a hyper is hyperglycaemia. This happens when your blood glucose levels are too high – usually above 7mmol/l before a meal and above 8.5mmol/l two hours after a meal. There are several reasons why this may happen. It may be that you:"
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