Your blood sugar may remain high due to an inadequate medication dose or timing, excessive intake of carbohydrates or sugary foods, irregular meal patterns, insulin resistance, lack of exercise, or other underlying health issues such as stress, infections, or thyroid problems. Please consult your doctor to review and adjust your treatment and lifestyle.

You should consult your doctor promptly, as your blood sugar remains very high despite your current medications. Your doctor may need to adjust your doses, change medicines, possibly add insulin, and advise on a strict diet and lifestyle changes. Regular monitoring and adherence to your diet and prescribed medications are essential to improve sugar control.

To improve your fasting sugar levels, eat a balanced, low-carb diet rich in fibre, avoid late-night meals, and limit sugary foods and drinks. Stay active with regular exercise, maintain a healthy weight, and aim for 7?8 hours of sleep each night. Manage stress with relaxation techniques and monitor your fasting sugar levels to track improvements. Following these habits consistently may gradually bring your levels closer to 110 mg/dL without changing your medication.