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  5. I am taking Glizid-M Tablet, but my blood sugar is still around 300 mg/dL. How can I better control my blood sugar levels?

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I am taking Glizid-M Tablet, but my blood sugar is still around 300 mg/dL. How can I better control my blood sugar levels?

Asked by Female, 60 · 5 days ago

Dr G Reddy

Dr G Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

5 days ago

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.
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How can I adjust my Glizid-M dosage safely?What diet changes help control blood sugar?How often should I check my blood sugar?What symptoms mean I should see my doctor?Can exercise improve my blood sugar control?

  1. Medication Adherence and Review

    • Take Glizid-M with meals as prescribed.
    • Consult your doctor to review and possibly adjust your dosage.

  2. Lifestyle Modifications

    • Follow a balanced diet and engage in regular physical activity.
    • Focus on weight management to improve blood sugar control.

  3. Blood Sugar Monitoring

    • Regularly monitor your blood glucose levels to identify trends and adjust your management plan accordingly.

  4. Possible Medication Adjustments

    • If blood sugar remains high, discuss with your doctor the possibility of adding or changing medications.

  5. When to Seek Medical Advice

    • Contact your healthcare provider if you experience symptoms of high blood sugar or if levels remain consistently elevated.

Answered 5 days ago

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