Fasting sugar around 150 and post-meal sugar around 250 mean your diabetes is not well controlled on Gluconorm PG-2. This may happen if the dose is inadequate or your body needs a change in medication or added treatment. Do not increase or stop the medicine on your own; see your doctor to review your HbA1c, diet, exercise, and medicines. With proper adjustment, better sugar control is achievable.

Diabetes itself can cause erectile dysfunction (ED) and low libido, especially when sugar levels are not well controlled, as high sugars affect nerves, blood flow, and hormones. Since your sugars are still high on Gluconorm PG-2, improving control is very important. Speak to your doctor about checking HbA1c, testosterone levels, and other risk factors, and about adjusting diabetes medicines if needed. Lifestyle changes, good sugar control, and doctor-prescribed ED treatment can significantly improve symptoms; do not self-medicate.

Substitues for Gluconorm PG-2 include Pioplus 2 tablet, Triglynase 2 tablet, Glimestar PM 2 tablet, Triglimiprex 2 tablet, Glyciphage PG 2 tablet, Triglimisave 2 tablet, and Geminor Mp 2 tablet. Do not switch medicines on your own. Always consult his doctor first.

Gluconorm PG-2 contains pioglitazone, which has been linked to a small increased risk of bladder cancer when used long-term at high doses. The risk is low, but it is important to watch for symptoms like blood in urine or urinary discomfort and review the medicine regularly with your doctor.