If your blood sugar is not well controlled even while taking Formin PG2, it usually means your current treatment plan needs some adjustment rather than just continuing the same medicine. Good sugar control depends on a combination of medication, diet, physical activity, and regular monitoring. Start by reviewing your diet: limit sugary foods, refined carbohydrates (like white rice and sweets), and focus more on whole grains, vegetables, protein, and fibre. Regular physical activity, even a brisk 30-minute walk most days, can significantly help lower sugar levels. It is also important to take your medication exactly as prescribed and not miss doses. Since your sugars are still high, your doctor may need to adjust the dose or add another medicine, or, in some cases, consider insulin for better control. Regular monitoring of fasting and post-meal sugar, along with HbA1c, will help guide treatment. Do not change medicines on your own; consult your doctor so the treatment can be tailored to your needs and complications can be prevented.