A blood sugar of 384 mg/dL is very high and can be dangerous. You should contact your doctor immediately for advice. Drink plenty of water, avoid sugary foods, and monitor for symptoms like excessive thirst, frequent urination, nausea, or weakness. Your doctor may adjust your medicines or recommend treatment to bring your sugar down safely.

Taking Glimp 1 twice daily may help control diabetes for some people, but whether it is enough depends on your sugar readings, diet, and activity level. If your fasting sugar is above 130 or post-meal stays above 180, you may need a dose adjustment or an additional medicine. Keep checking your sugars regularly and follow up with your doctor to confirm if this dose is right for you.

Erectile problems are common in long-standing type 2 diabetes because high sugar over the years affects blood flow and the nerves that help with erection. Keeping your sugars under good control, exercising regularly, and checking testosterone levels can help. Your doctor may also recommend safe medicines if needed based on your condition.