Understanding Your Blood Glucose Levels

• Fasting glucose of 170 mg/dL and postprandial glucose of 280 mg/dL indicate poor blood sugar control.

Current Medications Overview

• Zoryl M2 Forte: Combines Glimepiride and Metformin to lower blood sugar.
• Lantus: Long-acting insulin to maintain baseline glucose levels.

Assessment of Current Control

• These levels suggest suboptimal control despite current medications.

Possible Reasons for Elevated Glucose

• Consider medication dosage, adherence, diet, physical activity, or diabetes progression.

Recommendations for Next Steps

• Consult your endocrinologist for a medication review.
• Possible adjustments: dose changes, adding medications, or modifying insulin regimen.
• Implement lifestyle changes to support glucose control.

Monitoring and Follow-up

• Regular blood glucose monitoring and follow-up appointments are crucial.

When to Seek Immediate Medical Attention

• Be aware of signs of hyperglycemia complications that require urgent care.