As long as your doctor periodically monitors your blood sugar, kidney function, and side effects, Sulisent 100 mg can typically be taken for an extended period of time in conjunction with other diabetic medications. Your doctor may lower the dosage or modify other medications if your blood sugar levels remain steady over time; do not alter the dosage on your own.

A post-meal sugar of 265 is high, so you need a doctor review to adjust your diabetes treatment, diet, or add another medicine along with Sulisent 100 mg. Do not change the dose yourself, and get HbA1c and regular sugar monitoring done to prevent complications.

A urine sodium of 177 can be impacted by nutrition, hydration, and renal function in addition to Sulisent, while a pee spot protein of 18 indicates minor protein leakage. For correlation with blood tests (creatinine, eGFR) and to determine whether to continue or modify Sulisent, please visit your physician.