Your goal should be to have good control for a healthy baby. 1.5mg before each meal. None of the medications or vitamins you have listed cause an adverse effect on your blood glucose levels provided you are taking them in the prescribed amount. I would recommend that you check with your pharmacist about interaction among the different medications. A rule of thumb to follow is that any time you take more than four medications, it is likely that one may interact with the others.
Some hypertensive medications tend to cause an increase in thirst and appetite.
If this is not the case, it just might be that your body is going to need medication to help control your blood glucose levels if you are not presently taking any, or if you are taking diabetes medication at present, it might need to be increased. I can't remember the name of the drug. If it is monitored properly, there should be no problems in taking it. Study data indicates an absence of adverse effects on the liver with these two drugs, but you should discuss these medications with your physician to determine which medication is best for you. By using this site, you agree to our Legal Notice and Privacy Policy .