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I took zita plus once a day and lantus 16 unit at 10 pm then my fasting blood sugar is 163 ,then can I take zita plus 20, twice a day?

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Dr. Sreejith MgDiabetologist10yrs exp

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yes you can take.. but how much is your post prandial sugar and HBA1C.. depending on that you may adjust the dosage..

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Dr. Vyankatesh ShivaneDiabetologist24yrs exp

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Yes you can take zita plus twice daily and monitor your blood sugars regularly.

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Dr. Deepak GoutamDiabetologist2022yrs exp

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Nope only once daily.

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Dr. Mahesh RathDiabetologist10yrs exp

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Yes you can take twice daily.

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Dr. Vitrag ShahDiabetologist8yrs exp

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Dear lybrate-user, ideally you should not take zita plus twice a day. One of the contents of zita plus is once daily dose. You can add tab. Metformin to your dosage schedule, which is also one of the contents of zita plus. Before that you must take advise your treating physician and monitor your blood sugar levels accordingly. Take care.

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