A fasting blood sugar of 122 mg per dL is slightly above the ideal normal range, but it is often considered acceptable in many people with diabetes, depending on individual targets set by the doctor. Foxtail millet (Korralu) is generally a good dinner choice as it has a lower glycaemic impact (raises blood sugar more slowly) than refined grains. However, factors such as portion size or medication timing may still influence your morning readings. Do not adjust the dose of Zoryl-M 4 Forte on your own. It is best to continue monitoring and discuss these results with your doctor to determine if any changes in your diet and treatment are needed.

Your fasting (189 mg/dL) and post-meal (280 mg/dL) sugars are higher than target, which usually means your current treatment may need adjustment. Zoryl-M 4 Forte Tablet is commonly used for diabetes, but the dose or combination may need to be reviewed by your doctor based on your readings, diet, and activity level. Do not change the dose on your own. In the meantime, focus on regular meals with controlled carbohydrates, daily physical activity (like brisk walking), weight management, and taking medicines on time. It is important to monitor your sugars regularly and consult your doctor soon, as they may adjust the dose or add another medicine to bring your levels under control and prevent complications.

A sugar level of 260 mg/dL two hours after eating is high. Continue taking your prescribed medicines (Zoryl M 4?Forte, Jalra 50, and Pios 15) as advised, but you should contact your doctor soon, as your treatment may need adjustment. Meanwhile, follow a diabetes-friendly diet, avoid sugary foods, stay active, and monitor your blood sugar regularly.