Is it safe for my mother, who takes Tripride 1, Tenepride 20mg, and Gluconorm p15 for type 2 diabetes, to get vaccinated after her blood sugar dropped to 55 last month, and will the vaccine cause any side effects now that her levels are between 110 and 190?

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Is it safe for my mother, who takes Tripride 1, Tenepride 20mg, and Gluconorm p15 for type 2 diabetes, to get vaccinated after her blood sugar dropped to 55 last month, and will the vaccine cause any side effects now that her levels are between 110 and 190?

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Is it safe for my mother, who takes Tripride 1, Tenepride 20mg, and Gluconorm p15 for type 2 diabetes, to get vaccinated after her blood sugar dropped to 55 last month, and will the vaccine cause any side effects now that her levels are between 110 and 190?

Asked by Female, 57 · 24 days ago

Vikas Singh

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24 days ago

Yes, it is safe and highly recommended for her to get vaccinated. Vaccines protect her from serious infections, which is especially important with diabetes. Her previous low of 55 last month does not prevent her from getting vaccinated now. While taking her medications?Tripride 1, Tenepride 20mg, and Gluconorm p15?she may experience mild vaccine side effects like fever or arm soreness. These temporary reactions can sometimes cause minor blood sugar fluctuations, so please monitor her levels closely for a few days after the shot.

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Is it safe for my mother, who takes Tripride 1, Tenepride 20mg, and Gluconorm p15 for type 2 diabetes, to get vaccinated after her blood sugar dropped to 55 last month, and will the vaccine cause any side effects now that her levels are between 110 and 190?

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If your RBS is staying between 250 to 450 mg, it means your current medicines (Tripride + Metbay) are not controlling your sugar well enough. Do not change medicines on your own, but yes, your doctor will likely need to adjust the dose or switch to a stronger combination, or add medicines or even start insulin for a short period to bring sugars under control. Meanwhile, cut down sugar, walk 30 to 40 minutes daily, and stay hydrated. High sugar for too long can damage nerves, kidneys, and eyes, so acting early is important.

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Is it safe for my mother, who takes Tripride 1, Tenepride 20mg, and Gluconorm p15 for type 2 diabetes, to get vaccinated after her blood sugar dropped to 55 last month, and will the vaccine cause any side effects now that her levels are between 110 and 190?

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