An HbA1c of 5.9 is a good sign of control. To reduce dependence on medicines, focus on regular exercise (at least 30 minutes a day), maintaining a healthy weight, and following a diabetes-friendly diet. Eat more vegetables, whole grains, pulses, and lean proteins; avoid sugar, sweets, refined carbs, and sugary drinks. Do not stop or reduce dose on your own; discuss dose reduction with your doctor, who can adjust it safely based on your sugar readings and lifestyle progress.

A post-meal sugar level of 335 is high and needs prompt attention. Continue taking medicines as prescribed. Along with treatment, strictly limit sweets, rice, bread, and sugary drinks; eat more vegetables, pulses, and proteins, and walk for 20 to 30 minutes after meals if possible. Regular monitoring of blood sugar and HbA1c, along with consistent diet, exercise, and medical follow-up, is the key to bringing sugars back to a safe range.