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  5. I am diabetic. Is Novo Ret safe for me? After taking this eye supplement, I noticed an increase in my blood sugar levels. Currently, I am taking Triglynase 2 and Zeta Met Plus 20/500 for sugar control. Could Novo Ret be affecting my blood glucose levels?

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I am diabetic. Is Novo Ret safe for me? After taking this eye supplement, I noticed an increase in my blood sugar levels. Currently, I am taking Triglynase 2 and Zeta Met Plus 20/500 for sugar control. Could Novo Ret be affecting my blood glucose levels?

Asked by Male, 54 · 3 months ago

G.santoshini Reddy

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

3 months ago

Most eye supplements like Novo Ret do not usually raise blood sugar, but some formulations may contain ingredients that can slightly affect glucose levels in sensitive individuals. Since you noticed a rise after starting it, monitor your sugars closely and consult your doctor to review the supplement and your current medicines. Do not stop or change diabetes medication without medical advice.
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  1. Safety of Novo Ret for Diabetics:

    • Novo Ret is generally safe for diabetics, but individual responses can vary. Consult your healthcare provider for personalized advice.

  2. Impact on Blood Glucose Levels:

    • Novo Ret is not known to directly affect blood glucose levels. However, monitor your blood sugar closely and discuss any changes with your doctor.

  3. Current Medications:

    • Continue taking Triglynase 2 and Zeta Met Plus as prescribed. Report any significant changes in blood sugar to your healthcare provider.

Answered 3 months ago