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<blockquote data-quote="DavidGrahamJones" data-source="post: 1471726" data-attributes="member: 245335"><p>That's interesting, when I was taking Gliclazide it was very effective as I kept having hypos and eventually I dropped them all together. May I ask where you get BM and GS, I see BM is on Amazon, I was wondering if there's any difference between where it comes from.</p><p></p><p>I eat about 40 gms carb a day but need to get my BG down some more. Will have to look them up and try them. I'm avoiding gliclazide for the time being, although I can't allow elevated BG to go on much longer, but my concern is that Gliclazide will cause hypos again and then I'll end up consuming carbs just to be able to take Gliclazide (I always reckoned GPs say keep eating carbs so they can prescribe Gliclazide).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DavidGrahamJones, post: 1471726, member: 245335"] That's interesting, when I was taking Gliclazide it was very effective as I kept having hypos and eventually I dropped them all together. May I ask where you get BM and GS, I see BM is on Amazon, I was wondering if there's any difference between where it comes from. I eat about 40 gms carb a day but need to get my BG down some more. Will have to look them up and try them. I'm avoiding gliclazide for the time being, although I can't allow elevated BG to go on much longer, but my concern is that Gliclazide will cause hypos again and then I'll end up consuming carbs just to be able to take Gliclazide (I always reckoned GPs say keep eating carbs so they can prescribe Gliclazide). [/QUOTE]
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