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Dr. Syeeda Ahmed is one of the best Endocrinologists in St. Johns Road, Bangalore. She has been a practicing Endocrinologist for 33 years. She has done MBBS . You can visit her at Sana Children's Clinic in St. Johns Road, Bangalore. Don’t wait in a queue, book an instant appointment online with Dr. Syeeda Ahmed on Lybrate.com.
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MBBS - J J M Medical College - 1984
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48
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Your weight should be 45-47 kg. Veg you can all green leafy veg avoid arbi, kachalu, chukander, potato. In fruit avoid cheku, pine apple, grape banana, mango.
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Thyroid dysfunction occurs with iodine deficiency and vitamin deficiency. One must use iodised salt and avoid cabbage and cauliflower. Avoid high radiation zones repeatedly. Proper diet to maintain vitamins normal.
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MBBS & Post Graduate course in Diabetology, Fellow of Academy of General Education (FAGE), CCEBDM
Endocrinologist, Bangalore
In some people there will be less glucose in the blood due to hormonal imbalance and eventually if it is not treated or if no precautions are taken, then it may lead to pre diabetic or diabetic case - this condition is called reactive hypoglycemia.
32
years old
male
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Chennai asked
Diploma in Diabetology, Pregnancy & Diabetes, Hypertension, Cardiovascular Prevention in Diabetes ,Thyroid
General Physician, Sri Ganganagar
Please tightly control diabetes and hypertension. Take insulin proprly. Control cholesterol properly.
23
years old
male
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Mumbai asked
Healthy diet and optimum physical activity is the answer. Regular brisk walk 45 min/day. If joint issues attempt swimming or boxing alternate activities. Idea is to burn more calories. Consult a dietitian for diet chart -1400 kcal. Have realistic goal 10% wt loss over 6 month. Go slow but steady.
23
years old
female
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You need to take a diabetic diet.
Do exercise.
Eat more vegetables.
Do not eat sugar.
Avoid high glycemic foods.
46
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male
from
Delhi asked
Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for your query.
Diabetes affects small and large blood vessels, particularly when the disease is present over a long period (over few years). Therefore, erectile dysfunction (due to affection of blood supply to penile muscles), is a common complication. This is seen oarticularly rapidly when disease is uncontrolled with high blood glucose levels and even in well controlled disease after a few years.
There is really no permanent cure. Most important is strict blood glucose control with FBG <100 mg, PP 150 to 160 mg & HbA1c%<6.8. There are a class of drugs called as PDE-V inhibitors which have been found quite useful in overcoming the problem. Thanks.
45
years old
male
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Hello best is to change over to long acting analogue insulin like backlog (glaring) this along with tablets will give very good control. Start with 6 units before break fast monitor sugar levels daily and increase insulin by 2 units every alternate day. The company reps will guide you (biocon)
52
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female
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Sangli asked
Iodium 30
take 1 drop 3 times x 7 day
above is homeopathic medicine and available in homeopathic store also safe to take and no side effects for future management contacy me.
59
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female
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It is not as easy task to control blood sugar in the desired normal range. Whatever we eat is metabolised to sugar in the body to provide energy for our daily activities. For the absolute control, one has to monitor his / her blood sugar at regular intervals (self-monitoring of blood glucose? smbg). Though difficult, this can be done by a glucometer and keep a record.
Get an idea of fasting sugar (fbs) and 2 hours after food (ppbs) and check before dinner and after every major food. The basic idea is to reduce the food intake to 1/3 of what you take now. The dictum of sugar control is diet, exercise, diet + medicine and at later stage medicine+ insulin will be needed.
For sugar control there is the need for regular advice and follow up. Just one time consultation or advice is not enough to guide a diabetic in scientifically & medically correct manner. For giving you regular follow up you ask me privately with all details like your daily eating pattern and medicines you take. I assure you a proper guidance. If you keep in touch.
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Blood sugar control is the core of the diabetes treatment plan as by losing control over your blood sugar, you risk serious complications related to health. Frequent or ongoing irregular blood sugar levels can damage your blood vessels, nerves and organs. Irregular Blood Sugar Level is a major concern and can affect diabetic as well as general people.
The most common causes of uncontrolled blood sugar level are:
1. Skipping Insulin or oral glucose medicines.
2. Eating too many carbohydrates in general.
3. Have an infection
4. Exercising less or not at all.
Symptoms of increased sugar level in body
1. Increased Thirst: If you feel unusually thirsty and feel the urge to drink more than usual, you should check your sugar levels.
2. Frequent Urination: Excessive urination occurs when glucose builds up in your blood, and your kidney begins to work harder to get rid of the extra glucose. The excess sugar is thrown away from the body through urine.
3. Fatigue: Extreme tiredness or fatigue is common symptoms of uncontrolled blood sugar. If you do not have sufficient amount of insulin in your body, or if the insulin is not processed properly, then it stays in our blood. Hence, it does not get used up for energy.
4. Blurry Vision: High blood sugar levels can lead to swollen lenses in your eyes due to fluid leaking in, according to Joslin Diabetes Center. This changes the shape of the lens and makes it unable to focus properly, resulting in blurry vision.
You can also take the package for Managing Blood Sugar.
How you can control the level of sugar in your body
- Diet: Eat right. Consult a diabetes educator or dietician to help you figure out a healthy diet that works for you. Do share all your sugar levels, your preference with them. This would enable them to make a proper and more suitable diet plan for you, which will help you in keeping your blood sugar under control.
- Exercise: To keep your blood sugar control, do exercise regularly. Exercise will increase your insulin activity, after which you don’t need to as much insulin to help your body in processing carbohydrates.
- Medication: Insulin is a hormone that is normally produced in the body. But for people with abnormal blood sugar level, it is either not working as it should or the body has stopped producing it. People with abnormal Blood sugar level may need to take insulin in order to keep their blood glucose levels in a healthy range. Insulin helps your body to use glucose properly.
- Blood Glucose Monitoring: Monitor your blood glucose levels regularly in order to know how much insulin you require, especially before you take a meal. Keeping a check on your blood glucose levels will help you in adjusting your insulin medication as well as your meals, so that your blood sugar remains stable.
If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult the doctor and ask a free question.
44
years old
male
from
Kolkata asked
Mr. Lybrate-user, if you have diabetes then taking direct sugar is really not good. Because direct sugar increases blood sugar levels almost immediately. Persistent hyperglycemia is not good as it affects all the vital organs like eyes (retina), kidneys, nerve fibers, small and large blood vessels, coronary arteries and lower limbs. Your fasting should be around 100 mg, pp should be 150 to 160 mg /100 ml. Hba1c% <6.8. If you maintain sugar levels as mentioned then can consume about 100 g of fruits (all those mentioned are allowed). Apart from drugs good sugar control through drugs, exercise and diet restriction also are equally important. Sugar free can be used as substitue thanks for the question.
32
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male
from
Kolkata asked
Mr Gobindo, Uric acid increase in the serum is caused by a number causes such as :
Genetic defect- deficiency of an enzyme Hypoxanthine Phosphoribosyl Transferase which eliminates uric acid, this build blood levels of uric acid.
Renal insufficiency leading to reduced excretion of uric acid.
Diuretics, excess alcohol intake, presence of hypothyroidism, immune suppressant drugs, obesity, psoriasis.
Purine rich diet - organ meats,red meat, high fat milk products,poultry, certain fishes like sardines, trout, herrings, scallops, mushrooms and mussels etc. Even long fasting increases uric acid level.
Excess uric acid in blood if not cleared, gets deposited in and around smaller joints causing severe pain and swelling (Gouty arthritis) especially in n great toe and other joint pains
62
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male
from
Varanasi asked
Post Doctoral Fellowship in G I Surgery, MS - General Surgery
General Surgeon, Panchkula
Your bmi is 26. 6, and you are overweight. You have to persist with a low carbohydrate and low fat, high protein diet. Stop all cereals, sugar, bakery products and desserts. Take the white of 2 boiled eggs and lots of fruits and green vegetables and salads. White meat like fish and chicken made in little bit of olive oil / cornflower oil is good. If you don' t loose weight you could consider bariatric surgery. For more details read the health tips I have written on this website or send me a personal question.
28
years old
female
from
Jabalpur asked
Diabetologist, Mumbai
Hello lybrate-user, in type 1 diabetes, insulin is the only line of management. Some newer drug are approved by FDA but they are add-on to your insulin and efficacy wise these drugs are not effective as single therapy but insulin can't be substituted.
69
years old
male
from
Daman asked
MBBS, Diploma in Diabetology, Certificate Course in Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (CCGDM), Post Graduate Course in Diabetology
Endocrinologist, Mumbai
There is no medicine given for controlling blood sugar that raises blood pressure to that level. Check your blood pressure again probably 2 to 3 times a week. If the readings are peristently high then you will need treatment for the same. Meanwhile, reduce salt intake in your diet, have a regular brisk walk for atleast 30 minutes daily and increase your intake of fresh fruits and vegetables.
42
years old
male
from
Chennai asked
Mr. lybrate-user, A person with diabetes can definitely take tea, but without sugar, as sugar adds extra calories. One can take about 2 to 3 cups in a day, but too much is not good as it does stimulate stomach acid secretion. Some reports keep cropping up on tea and coffee about their benefits, harms etc. Best is to ignor them, and just take a moderate quantity per day. Thanks.
32
years old
male
from
Mumbai asked
Start having wholesome food ( natural or organic ) and avoid all kinds of junk food and sweetened beverages. Start exercising for 30 minutes everyday. Have patience and wait for the body to adapt to the healthy lifestyle. Do not worry about Diabetes but take all the healthy measures. Learn Yoga ( pranayam and meditation also ) which can be very beneficial for you.
42
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male
from
Faridabad asked
Normal level of testosterone is 300 to 1000h ng/dl. Your testosterone is low. Hba1c should be less than 6. Do a blood sugar test (fasting &pp), repeat hba1c and consult physician with report for advice and treatment.
39
years old
female
from
Bangalore asked
for hypothyroidism diet ...take iodine -rich meals, banana, intake at least 8 glass of water in day.
eat more fiber rich foods, coconut oil, green tea, tyrosine -rich foods, low fat milk, avoid soya - products
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