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  5. I've had diabetes since 2006 and currently take multiple medications. I feel tired and ache in the evening. What should I do? (ppbs 125, fbs 140)

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I've had diabetes since 2006 and currently take multiple medications. I feel tired and ache in the evening. What should I do? (ppbs 125, fbs 140)

Asked by Male, 68 · 3 months ago

G.santoshini Reddy

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

3 months ago

Even though your blood sugar is reasonably controlled (FBS 140, PPBS 125), feeling tired and achy in the evenings could be due to diabetes-related fatigue, medication side effects, or other conditions like low iron, thyroid issues, or vitamin deficiencies. You should discuss these symptoms with your doctor, who may check blood counts, thyroid, kidney, and vitamin levels, and review your medications. Regular exercise, balanced meals, and adequate rest can also help improve energy levels.
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  1. Medication Review

    • Ensure you are taking Tenlimac M 500 as prescribed.
    • Monitor for side effects like nausea, headache, or hypoglycemia.

  2. Blood Sugar Levels

    • Your PPBS (125) is within target, but FBS (140) is slightly elevated.
    • Consider discussing medication adjustments with your doctor.

  3. Lifestyle Adjustments

    • Maintain a balanced diet and regular exercise.
    • Avoid alcohol to reduce the risk of lactic acidosis.

  4. Symptom Management

    • For evening fatigue and aches, ensure adequate hydration and rest.
    • Consult your doctor if symptoms persist or worsen.

Answered 3 months ago

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