My blood sugar high at the morning 160 to 170 and evening get low 130 to 140 form one week .is it due to antibiotic medicine taken due ear infection. 1. Cefdox cv 200 2. Phlogam 3.brophyle n 3.levocetirizine and montelukast.
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Mr Jyotish, Thanks for the query. I have seen the details given. The medicines that you are taking for ear infection have hardly any effect on blood glucose (either increasing or reducing it). The variation is more due to your intake and other lifestyle. Since there is no mention about the drugs taken for reducing the blood glucose, I can not make any comment on that aspect. However, one glaring fact is you being in grade 1 obesity with a BMI of 32.02 kgs/Sq meter (Normal < 23kgs/Sq meter), with an excess of over 25 kgs. This itself is a major obstacle in maintaining normal glucose levels. Thanks.
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No. High blood sugar at morning hours are quite common due to. 1. Taking high carb diet at dinner 2. Low dose medicine not appropriate to control fasting properly 3. Impaired fasting hyperglycemia 4. Dawn phenomenon 5. Somogyi effect 6.taking extra snacks in midnight so, please go for cgms or smbg at midnight to look into what makes your sugar high at morning. You are very young. Seems to be not in good control. Be cautious. Its silent killer. Whats about hba1c and weight loss program. Check out more at www.fightdiabetes.co.in.
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Yes sometimes antibiotics taken for infection may cause fluctuations in blood sugars. It is advisable to follow diet strictly during any infection. Please continue your diabetic medicines if you are taking any. After the course of tablets is over, monitor your blood sugars regularly. Then if required you can change dose of diabetic medicines.
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