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  5. I am taking Reclide MR 60 Tablet along with Glyciphage SR 500 mg Tablet twice daily (morning and evening) for diabetes, but my blood sugar levels are not well controlled. What should I do?

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I am taking Reclide MR 60 Tablet along with Glyciphage SR 500 mg Tablet twice daily (morning and evening) for diabetes, but my blood sugar levels are not well controlled. What should I do?

Asked by Female, 45 · 4 months ago

Dr S Aneela

Dr S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

4 months ago

If your blood sugar remains uncontrolled despite taking Reclide MR 60 Tablet (Gliclazide) and Glyciphage SR 500 mg Tablet (Metformin), the first step is to consult your doctor or endocrinologist. Your doctor may adjust your treatment plan by changing the dose, adding another antidiabetic medication, or reviewing your diet and exercise routine. Regular blood sugar monitoring and lifestyle modifications are also essential for better control. Do not adjust your medications on your own.
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  1. Review of Current Medication and Adherence

    • Ensure you are taking Reclide MR (Gliclazide) and Glyciphage SR (Metformin) as prescribed.
    • Check for any missed doses or incorrect timing.

  2. Lifestyle Factors

    • Focus on diet, physical activity, and weight management.
    • Keep a food and activity diary to identify areas for improvement.

  3. Monitoring Blood Sugar Levels

    • Regularly monitor your blood glucose to track patterns.
    • Check fasting and post-meal sugars as advised.

  4. Possible Need for Medication Adjustment

    • Medications may need dose adjustments or additional drugs.
    • Consult an endocrinologist or diabetologist for personalized treatment.

  5. Additional Tests and Evaluation

    • Check HbA1c to assess long-term control.
    • Screen for complications or other conditions affecting control.

  6. When to Seek Medical Advice

    • Follow up with your healthcare provider if control remains poor.

  7. Support and Education

    • Consider diabetes education programs or support groups for effective management.

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