You should not stop any prescribed medication without first consulting your doctor or endocrinologist. If your blood sugar remains high despite a strict diet, regular exercise, and taking your medications as directed, it may indicate that your current treatment needs adjustment. This may involve adjusting your medication dose, switching medications, or investigating other underlying factors. Schedule an appointment with your doctor promptly to review your current glucose readings and symptoms.

Occasional increases in blood pressure (labile hypertension) may result from stress, anxiety, physical activity, certain medications, or dietary factors such as high salt intake. However, frequent or significant spikes in blood pressure could indicate uncontrolled hypertension or an underlying cardiovascular issue. It is advisable to monitor your blood pressure regularly and consult a doctor to rule out underlying conditions and adjust treatment if necessary.

Yes, Nebicard-T Tablet, which contains Nebivolol and Telmisartan, is effective for treating hypertension (high blood pressure). It combines a beta-blocker with an angiotensin receptor blocker, making it useful when a single medication is insufficient to control blood pressure. Its use should be guided by a doctor, considering your overall health and any other medications you are taking.

Nebicard-T contains a combination of Nebivolol (a beta-blocker) and Telmisartan (an angiotensin receptor blocker), which is primarily used to treat high blood pressure, especially when blood pressure is not adequately controlled by a single medication. Whether it is suitable for you depends on your overall health, other medications, and any underlying health conditions. Please consult your doctor before starting it to ensure it is safe and appropriate for you.

A heart rate of 116 beats per minute (sinus tachycardia) may not be immediately dangerous, but it should be evaluated, especially given your history of hypertension and diabetes. Elevated haemoglobin and a persistently high heart rate can increase cardiovascular risk. Lifestyle measures, such as regular exercise, stress management, proper hydration, limiting caffeine, and practicing deep-breathing exercises, may help reduce your heart rate. You should consult your doctor to identify any underlying causes and ensure safe management.