If your blood sugars are high and Met and Glic aren't working sufficiently anymore, I can hazard a fair guess that your diet is not actually "good", through no fault of your own. Not for a T2 diabetic, anyway. Forget everything you think you know about nutrition, everything we've ever been taught, and have a read here, https://josekalsbeek.blogspot.com/2019/11/the-nutritional-thingy.html . Then decide whether your diet could do with a tweak here and there. If not, then not, but if you can still cut a considerable amount of carbs, that'd be good news...! Practically all carbs turn to glucose once ingested, so ditching them could do your blood sugars a world of good. A carb heavy diet can be altered, which'd mean there's quite a bit of hope. If there's no wriggle room though, and you're already low carbing or on a ketogenic diet, it's time to look for meds with fewer side effects, because you do want to control your blood glucose to avoid complications.Hi everyone. My name is Meg and I have been a type 2 diabetic since 2007. I have always taken Metformin and Gliclazid which worked well for me until recently when my numbers where heading high. The doctor put me on Synjardy (1000mg) twice a day. Unfortunately this medication is sending my numbers even higher and I just can’t get them under control. I have been taking it now for two weeks. My diet is good. Anyone on this medication and experiencing a similar problem? Many thanks for any help.
