If you are taking Triexer for diabetes, there is no supplement that can replace your medicine, but some safe supplements may be used along with it, only if your doctor agrees. Commonly suggested ones include vitamin D (if deficient), vitamin B12, magnesium, and omega-3 fatty acids for heart health. Always check with your doctor before starting any supplement.

Triexer 2 substitutes include Pioplus 2, Triglynase 2, Glimestar PM 2, Triglimiprex 2, Glyciphage PG 2, Triglimisave 2, Geminor MP 2, Zoryl MP 2, and Gemer P2 tablet. However, do not switch to other medicines on your own. Please consult your doctor before changing medicines, as stopping or switching without advice can cause poor sugar control.

Blood sugar readings swinging from 110 to 410 mean your diabetes is not well controlled, even with Triexer 2 mg half tablet. This dose may be too low or not the right medicine for you, and such high readings can be dangerous if ignored. Please see your doctor as soon as possible; your treatment may need dose adjustment, a different combination, or insulin, along with diet and meal-timing changes. Do not increase or stop the medicine on your own.