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  5. My husband checked his sugar test fasting 132 pp187and advice 1.Tab Inogla M 1000(Wockhardt) 1tab daily after breakfast this tab is this ok?

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My husband checked his sugar test fasting 132 pp187and advice 1.Tab Inogla M 1000(Wockhardt) 1tab daily after breakfast this tab is this ok?

Asked by Female, 35 · 20 days ago

Dr. S Aneela

Dr. S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

20 days ago

Hello! Mildly elevated blood sugar levels can often be managed well with the right treatment, healthy diet, and regular exercise. Inogla M 1000 is a commonly prescribed medicine for Type 2 Diabetes and is usually taken after food to improve tolerance and help control blood sugar effectively. Encourage regular walks, balanced meals, and routine blood sugar monitoring. It is important to continue the medicine exactly as prescribed and stay in touch with the treating doctor for regular follow-up and any dose adjustments if needed.
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  1. Interpretation of Fasting Sugar 132 mg/dL

    • A fasting sugar level of 132 mg/dL indicates diabetes or poor glucose control.

  2. Interpretation of Post-Prandial Sugar 187 mg/dL

    • A post-prandial sugar level of 187 mg/dL is above normal and suggests impaired glucose control.

  3. Appropriateness of Tab Inogla M 1000

    • This combination of Metformin and Teneligliptin is used for type 2 diabetes. It might be suitable, but requires a doctor's prescription and monitoring.

  4. Recommendations and Monitoring

    • Regular blood sugar monitoring, lifestyle changes, and follow-ups with a healthcare provider are essential.

Answered 20 days ago