Your doctor probably needs to change the type or dosage of insulin you take because your blood sugar levels are high despite taking it. Galpride G2 might not be enough on its own; another oral medication or insulin during meals might be required. Please visit your diabetic physician as soon as possible, adhere to a rigorous diet, and monitor your blood sugar levels.

This kind of drop is usual because Vogli 0.3 mainly controls post-meal spikes and improves overall sugar balance. The change also suggests your diet and routine are working. Just keep checking your readings and watch for any low-sugar symptoms.

A drop from 187 to 87 in 25 days can be normal, especially if the higher value was after meals and the lower one was fasting. Vogli 0.3 mainly reduces post-meal spikes, so this kind of improvement is common. Just monitor for low-sugar symptoms and keep your doctor updated.