What medicine should I take for blood sugar 14 two hours after a meal for type 2 diabetes?

The first thing to do is to understand the patient's blood sugar, pancreatic islet function, whether there are complications, etc., in order to formulate a specific plan, do not blindly use drugs, so as not to delay the condition. There are several categories of oral drugs, the half-life of each drug, the duration of the drug, are different, each has its own drug characteristics, want to find the right for their own condition, you need to go to the diabetes hospital for a detailed examination, under the guidance of experienced doctors, in order to find a suitable drug program for your condition, but also to set a diet plan, and exercise program, do not blindly buy drugs, blood sugar fluctuations will accelerate the development of complications. If you have not eaten foods with high sugar content recently, and your blood sugar 14 is higher than normal two hours after a meal, it is recommended that you eat regularly, exercise properly, and do not eat foods with too high sugar content.

Regular monitoring is required to keep your blood sugar in the normal range.

The normal blood glucose value of normal 2 hours after a meal in ordinary healthy people is generally less than or equal to; The evaluation index of 2-hour postprandial blood glucose value in diabetic patients should be set according to the individual situation of the patient, such as age, complications, and ** plan

It is within the normal range, but it is still recommended to monitor it several times to see the overall blood sugar level.

Look at the age, look at the current hypoglycemic regimen, see if it is once in a while or often so low.

Normal, as long as it does not exceed after a meal, it is normal.

Type 2 diabetes took hypoglycemic drugs, blood sugar 14 after meals insulin injection in normal blood sugar in this way is normal, but 14 that is very high to inject insulin to lower blood sugar.

Insulin is recommended for blood sugar control.

However, after insulin is used, it is generally not possible to stop taking it.

Fasting blood glucose, two hours after meals.

This blood sugar level is already very high.

This is already diabetes and it is recommended to be hospitalized immediately**.

If your blood sugar is so high for a long time, the complications of diabetes will soon occur!

The fasting blood glucose level of a normal person is;

If it is greater than but less than that, fasting blood glucose is impaired;

If the fasting blood sugar is greater than or equal to two times, it can be diagnosed as diabetes!!

If the random blood glucose is greater than or equal to MMOL L, diabetes is confirmed.

The amount of diet, the amount of exercise, and the dose of medication will affect blood sugar!

Diabetics need a reasonable diet and medications** to maintain their blood sugar in a normal range!

Diabetes is a lifelong maintenance drug**!

The medication must be in accordance with the doctor's instructions, and it will be dangerous to use the drug privately, stop the drug without permission or increase or decrease the dose of the drug without permission!

It is recommended to be hospitalized and let the hospital doctor make a ** plan!

The blood sugar should be a random blood glucose one and a half hours after meals, and the random blood sugar value should be exceeded, and diabetes should also be determined if there are symptoms. Your blood sugar of 14mmol L at this time must be high. Please refer to the glucose tolerance test criteria below.

Glucose tolerance test (OGTT test) refers to the regular measurement of glucose content in the blood after the subject takes a certain amount of glucose (75 grams) orally, and if the blood sugar rises slightly after taking it, the concentration before taking it will be normal within two hours; If the blood glucose concentration rises sharply after taking it, and the concentration cannot be restored within 2 to 3 hours, it is abnormal. Normal Reference Values:

Fasting: 6 10 6 95 mmol l (110 125 mg dl).

Half an hour: 9 45 10 55 mmol l (170 190 mg dl).

1 h: 8 90-10 mmol L (160 180 mg DL).

2 hours: 6 70-7 78 mmol L (120-140 mg DL).

3 hours: 6 10 6 95 mmol L (110 125 mg DL).

For men and women over 50 years of age, the fasting value increases by 0 06 mmol l, the 1-hour value increases by 0 6 mmol l, and the 2 3-hour value increases by 0 17-0 28 mmol l. Glucose tolerance is impaired if two points exceed this standard, and three points above the standard can confirm the diagnosis.

Clinical significance. 1 Decreased glucose tolerance: manifested as a higher blood sugar increase than normal people, and the time to return to fasting levels is prolonged.

Such as: diabetes; hyperthyroidism, hyperpituitary, adrenal hyperactivity; pancreatitis, pancreatic cancer; Severe hepatic finch nuclear disease and glycogen accumulation disease.

2. Increased glucose tolerance: the fasting blood glucose level is normal or low, the blood glucose concentration does not rise significantly after oral administration of sugar, and the tolerance curve is flat. It is more common in endocrine insufficiency, such as hypothyroidism, adrenal cortex, and pituitary gland function.

3 Hysteresis tolerance curve: oral administration of glucose can return to fasting levels within normal time, but there is a significantly elevated blood glucose peak, often exceeding 10mmol L, which may later develop into diabetes.

Requirement] No food is eaten after dinner the day before the trial, and the trial is started the next morning.