As hba1c is on higher side, it's important to be particular about food choices & timings. Properly follow the do's and don't of a diabetic diet.
Avoid sweets & sweetened beverages from diet.
Avoid high starchy foods and sweetened fruits & vegetables from diet such as rice, bananas, chickoo, grapes, mango, litchi, potatoes. Include more fiber such as dalia, & whole pulses in diet as they have low glycemic index and helps to control blood glucose levels.

Hi
Total knee replacement is last resort for such cases. This procedure is very much effective and safe and results are very good.
We do tkr frequently and patient is able to walk 2-3 day with ability to cross leg. Diabetes and hypertension are not to worry for this surgery
regards
Dr gaurav singla
consultant joint replacements
Chandigarh

It is safe. The new medicine does not cause low sugar levels but it potentiates the effect of the other medicine. Hence, you should be careful to avoid low sugar levels.

Please consult a haematologist and please mention your main complaint as of now so that I may assist you better.

If your sugar is not controlled with this, insulin dose will need to be titrated. Tell your complete medical history to advice you better.

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Dear , what is your age?
what is your fasting blood sugar and hba1c levels?
what is your bp? have you done any other tests like urine test or other blood reports?
first you must understand what drugs you are taking
gluconorm g 4 forte has glimepiride 4 mg plus metformin 1g trajenta duo has liragliptin 2. 5 mg and metformin 850 mg.

Insulin is the best option in such situations. Also restricting protein may be considered. Daily monitoring of blood glucose at home and adjusting insulin dosage must be done.

I need some more details from you to guide you effectively, like weight, height, waist circumference and level of activity (exercising). You have also not mentioned sugar levels and hba1c also. I need them to guide you. Still a few things I want you to follow
1) do regular pranayama, if you know the details or learn it
2) do certain yoga asanas like manduk asana, pawanmuktasana etc.
3) increase consumption of fiber in your diet by using fenugreek seeds, more green salads. I await ...more

Hello, If you sugar level is below 150 then continue with the same medication.
You should take a sugar free diet and do a morning walk for 1 hour.