If your blood sugar is still around 300 mg/dL despite taking Glizid-M Tablet, it means your diabetes is not well controlled, and your treatment likely needs adjustment. You should consult your doctor soon, as they may increase the dose, add another medicine, or even start insulin temporarily to bring sugars down safely. Along with medicines, focus on strict diet control (avoid sweets, refined carbs, and sugary drinks), eat small, balanced meals, and include daily walking or light exercise.

Your blood sugar levels are dangerously high, so you should see your doctor urgently to review your treatment. Some Ayurvedic remedies, such as Madhumeha Churna, Gurmar (Gymnema), and Karela (Bitter Melon), may help support sugar control. However, they should never be used as a substitute for your prescribed medication, as this may lead to serious complications. They should only be used under your doctor?s supervision, alongside your current treatment, with regular blood sugar monitoring.

You should not cut or break the Glizid-M Tablet (Gliclazide and Metformin), as this may alter how the medicine is released in your body and affect your blood sugar control. Always swallow it whole with a glass of water, exactly as directed by your doctor.

You should not adjust your Glizid-M Tablet (Gliclazide and Metformin) dose on your own. IME 9 contains herbal compounds, and taking it with Glizid-M Tablet may affect how your body responds to treatment and your blood sugar control. Please consult your doctor, who can review your blood sugar readings and overall health and advise you on whether IME 9 is safe to take with your current medication.

I cannot provide a prescription for Glizid-M Tablet (Gliclazide and Metformin), which is used to treat high blood sugar in type 2 diabetes. You should consult a doctor who can assess your blood sugar levels and overall health and prescribe it safely if needed. Do not start it without medical advice.