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My father asked me to post a question here on the forum.
I checked her blood sugar this morning—it was sitting at either 27 or 29—but I didn't panic; she just tends to play games with those numbers sometimes. By this afternoon, it had settled down to a 9.
I’m currently sticking to a regimen of Diaprel—taking one tablet before my meals, both morning and night—along with Glucophage, which I take either morning or evening right after eating.
He recently switched his medication—I believe he moved from DiaDiab to NovoNorm—and he’s been taking it three times a day before meals.
Now the question is whether Novonorm—which I used to take—is actually better than Diaprel.
If anyone here has experience with these medications, I’d truly appreciate some insight—and if you could recommend a specific doctor or pharmacist, that would be even better.
I checked her blood sugar this morning—it was sitting at either 27 or 29—but I didn't panic; she just tends to play games with those numbers sometimes. By this afternoon, it had settled down to a 9.
I’m currently sticking to a regimen of Diaprel—taking one tablet before my meals, both morning and night—along with Glucophage, which I take either morning or evening right after eating.
He recently switched his medication—I believe he moved from DiaDiab to NovoNorm—and he’s been taking it three times a day before meals.
Now the question is whether Novonorm—which I used to take—is actually better than Diaprel.
If anyone here has experience with these medications, I’d truly appreciate some insight—and if you could recommend a specific doctor or pharmacist, that would be even better.