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  5. What precautions can I take to control my type 2 diabetes? I am taking Glisen VM 2 and Eternex T, but my blood sugar levels remain the same. Eternex T has caused constipation, and my fasting sugar is 176 and postprandial is 310.

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What precautions can I take to control my type 2 diabetes? I am taking Glisen VM 2 and Eternex T, but my blood sugar levels remain the same. Eternex T has caused constipation, and my fasting sugar is 176 and postprandial is 310.

Asked by Female, 51 · 3 months ago

Dr. S Aneela

Dr. S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

3 months ago

If blood sugars remain high, your treatment may need adjustment, so a doctor review is important. Follow strict diet control, regular physical activity, correct medication timing, and monitor blood sugar closely. Constipation from Eternex T should also be discussed as an alternative.
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  1. Medication Review and Management

    • Consult your healthcare provider about current medications, as blood sugar levels remain high and Teneligliptin causes constipation.
    • Discuss possible adjustments or alternative medications.

  2. Blood Sugar Monitoring

    • Regularly monitor fasting and postprandial blood sugar levels.
    • Keep a log to help your doctor make informed decisions.

  3. Dietary Modifications

    • Follow a balanced, diabetes-friendly diet low in simple sugars and refined carbs.
    • Consider consulting a dietitian for personalized meal planning.

  4. Physical Activity

    • Engage in regular moderate exercise, such as walking, to improve insulin sensitivity.

  5. Managing Side Effects

    • Address constipation with dietary fiber, hydration, and possibly stool softeners after consulting a doctor.

  6. Regular Medical Follow-up

    • Schedule regular check-ups to assess diabetes control and complications.

  7. Lifestyle and Other Precautions

    • Avoid smoking and limit alcohol.
    • Manage stress through relaxation techniques.

  8. Specialist Consultation

    • Consider seeing an endocrinologist if blood sugar remains uncontrolled despite current treatment.

Answered 3 months ago