At 85, and with your heart history, we want to manage your diabetes very gently and safely to avoid any sudden drops. Your current medications, Starvog (voglibose) and Reclide (gliclazide), may just need a careful adjustment. Please contact your doctor or cardiologist promptly to share these readings (fasting 200, post-lunch 300) so they can safely fine-tune your treatment. Meanwhile, stay well-hydrated with water, enjoy light walks if you feel up to it, and keep eating consistent, balanced meals.

The bloating, gas, and acidity you are experiencing may be related to dietary changes, delayed stomach emptying, or a side effect of your medications, although Reclide-XR 60 Tablet (Gliclazide) rarely causes these symptoms directly. Frequent hunger may occur due to low blood sugar, a common side effect of Gliclazide, which increases insulin release. To relieve these symptoms, eat smaller, more frequent meals, avoid gas-producing foods, and monitor your blood sugar regularly. If symptoms persist, consult your doctor for a possible dose adjustment or further evaluation.