A reading of 293 mg/dL is elevated, but it can be safely managed. You are taking multiple medications containing metformin, sitagliptin, pioglitazone, and a sulfonylurea. Since your post-meal sugar remains high, your current regimen is not fully effective and needs professional adjustment.\n\nPlease consult your doctor promptly to review these medicines. They may safely adjust the doses, switch combinations, or discuss adding insulin. Do not alter your doses on your own.\n\nTo help immediately, stay well-hydrated, take a gentle 15-minute walk after meals, and limit carbohydrates. Your physician will help guide you to a safer, optimized treatment plan.

Your current medications are commonly used for type 2 diabetes and high cholesterol, and they can be suitable if your doctor monitors you regularly. Pioz 15 Tablet (Pioglitazone) was briefly suspended in India due to a potential risk of bladder cancer, but the ban was quickly revoked. It is currently available and should be used with caution under your doctor's supervision.

Your mother?s body swelling may be a side effect of Amlodipine or Pioglitazone. She should consult her doctor, who may adjust her medication or suggest measures such as reducing salt intake, elevating her legs, and monitoring her weight and fluid levels.