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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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25
years old
male
from
Nadiad asked
Mr. lybrate-user, Gutka is bad for everybody, more so for a person with diabetes. Even in normal person it is associated with conditions like fibroscitis, where cheek muscles harden and opening the mouth becomes difficult. Plus there are a large number of oral and tongue cancers reported in people consuming gutka. In a diabetic person generally immune system is a bit vulnerable, so gutka can cause serious damage. Thanks.
47
years old
female
from
Purulia asked
Mr Somnath, There are a few things you can do :
1) Diet control has to be very strict, total intake has to be regulated so that exact caloric need is met, and no extra food is taken in.
2) Patient has to exercise daily for at least 1 hour, brisk walking is best.
3) Avoid sweets, deep fried foods, junk foods and pastries. Also avoid sweetened aerated drinks, fruit juices(packed), ghee, butter and high fat cheese.
4) She has to consume green leafy vegetables, salads and permitted fruits (100 g a day).
5) Monitor her fasting, PP and at times predinner sugar levels to adjust Insulin dosage.
The above routine has to be strictly followed. If you need any specific advice please come in a private conversation with details like fasting and PP levels, HbA1c%, type of insulin taken with dosage, dietary pattern and extent of daily exercises. Then I will be able to guide specifically. All the best.
31
years old
male
from
Nizamabad asked
MPhil ( Foods and Nutrition), M.Sc.(Food Service Management and Dietetics)
Dietitian/Nutritionist, Bangalore
Tips for Diabetes:
Eat small frequent meals. Follow proper meal timing.
Do not skip any meal.
Drink plenty of water. Include 300g vegetables a day. Include 1/2 a fruit a day (recommended fruits only). Avoid fruit juices.
Avoid sweets, oily items n junk food.
Do not fast, do not feast.
Regards
19
years old
male
from
Delhi asked
Hye,
thanks for the query.
Being, a diabetic it is best advised to have a diet planned as per the sugar levels, lifestyle and history.
Though you can follow some guidelines -
the sugar levels will fluctuate depending on what you ate or did not eat, stress levels and activity levels.
You have to try and manage a balanced carb intake.
Have small frequent meals.
Do not fast for long hours. You have to eat 3 main and 3 mid meals.
Your diet must include whole grains, seasonal fruits, vegetables, small amounts of nuts and dairy and pulses or dals or lean meats like chicken or fish and egg. Starchy vegetables need to be planned into the diet.
Avoid a very heavy meal at one time. Long gaps consequent heavy meals lead to not only hyperglycemia but gas as well.
Avoid fruit juices, aerated drinks or sugarcane juice, honey, jaggery or sugar.
Avoid junk foods.
Exercise and stay active. Avoid exercise if sugar levels are above 250 mg/dl.
Do not attempt to try out too many remedies as you could go into hypoglycaemia.
Sleep well. It's all a matter of discipline. I would advise you to take a personalised consultation.
64
years old
male
asked
Based on sugar levels it appears the person probably has t2 dm. In the details no medicine for diabetes has been mentioned. No info on weight & height, also on hba1c% and lipid profile. I need those details to answer. If all cardiac parameters are normal there may not be a need for angio gram.
37
years old
male
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Diabetes, often referred to by doctors as diabetes mellitus, describes a group of metabolic diseases in which the person has high blood glucose (blood sugar), either because insulin production is inadequate, or because the body's cells do not respond properly to insulin, or both. It is a difficult 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), & HbA1C (inform me) 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. There are different diet plans of varying calories for each person depending on his activity & life style.
For diabetes, hypertension (high BP) and many long-term illness 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 with all details like your daily eating pattern and medicines you take. I assure you a proper guidance. If you keep in touch personally. Diet Plan For Diabetes
FOOD ITEMAmountPROTEIN (gm)CALORIE (Kcal)
EARLY MORNING
Fenugreek seeds with 1 cup of water---
Tea (without sugar)1 cup435
Marie Biscuits2156
Breakfast
Stuffed methi/palak /lauki paratha2 small7200
Curd50 gm (1 cup)330
OR
Egg white / Paneer Bhurji1 medium bowl6130
Plain roti (no oil)2 small3150
OR
Vegetable poha/upama/oats/daliya1 soup bowl4.5230
MID MORNING
Apple /guava/orange1-40
LUNCH
Salad (10 mins before lunch)1 Medium bowl130
Capsicum + gobhi veg1 medium bowl185
Dal1 soup bowl6130
Phulka (no ghee)26175
EVENING
Milk / green tea / herbal tea / lemon water1 cup235
Roasted chana + Muri1 cup585
DINNER
Salad (10 mins before dinner)Phulka (no ghee24.5150
Lauki veg1 cup285
Curd1 cup330
LATE NIGHT
Skim Milk (no sugar)1 glass4120
Total-49.51286.
35
years old
male
from
Mumbai asked
Your medicine is safe & you can take it on daily basis. Your palpitations are due to anxiety only & good to know about your cardiac reports being normal.
44
years old
male
from
Mumbai asked
Masters Of Science In Dietetics And Food Service Management Msc. (DFSM), Certified Diabetes Educator (CDE), Advanced Clinical Nutrition Program, Post Graduate Diploma In Clinical Nutrition And Dietetics PGD, Bachelors Degree In Applied Nutrition Bhsc
Dietitian/Nutritionist, Mumbai
Hello lybrate-user, kindly incorporate the following protocol-
uric acid- to reduce it have 12-15 glasses of water/day, restrict beans, pulses, red meat, cabbage, cauliflower, tea, coffee. Increase intake of fruits and vegetables.
Vitb12- its found only in animal products so add low fat milk and milk products.
Hba1c- increase your intake of fibre rich foods like whole grain cereals- oats, barley, methi seeds, flaxseeds, salads before meals, eat small frequent meals every 2-3 hours.
However it is advised that you consult a clinical dietician for a diet prescription.
22
years old
male
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Chennai asked
Practical Course in Diabetology, POST GRADUATE COURSE IN DIABETOLOGY, MBBS
Endocrinologist, Jammu
Give him proper diet to control sugar and exercise regularly. Avoid sugar and junk food, fried food and fruit juices.
29
years old
female
from
Kolhapur asked
Muscular problem if all test are normal posture correction must do physiotherapy treatment for few days will solve and avoid long sitting toward bending lifting weight.
Keep equal balance on both legs.
35
years old
male
from
Mumbai asked
Diploma in Family Medicine, Fellowship in Diabetology, Diploma in Diabetology, FCCP, MBBS
General Physician,
At the age of 75 years her blood sugar level is absolutely normal. No need to worry about her diabetic status. She is a non-diabetic.
43
years old
male
from
Chennai asked
Hi
Your fasting is slightly high where as your PP is good. Fbs should be kept within 120. Try to avoid carbohydrates. After 7 pm. Take in lots of salads instead and a protein drink before going to bed. This keeps your fasting sugars within limits. If it's still high then you need dose adjustment.
23
years old
male
from
Davanagere asked
In a known case of diabetic we need to control sugar levels with medication, aerobic exercise and following a diabetic diet.
18
years old
male
from
Mumbai asked
Mr. Lybrate-user, please clarify who is having diabetes? age of the patient and type of diabetes? these details are not clear. Anyway, if some one has diabetes then treatment has to be started with appropriate drugs. Plus diet control and regular exercise also are required. To suggest any treatment there is a need to know fasting, pp sugar level and hba1c%, dietary pattern and extent of exercise being done daily. It will be better if these details are given. Thanks.
26
years old
male
from
Hyderabad asked
Please Tell her. Wake up early go for morning walk in greenery daily Do yogasanas and pranayam daily Go for evening walk also Take salads, vegetable juices and soups and some fruits regularly Avoid oily spicy and fast food Avoid rice, Give her Cap ayurslim by Himalaya 2 2 after food.
41
years old
male
from
Lucknow asked
for diabetes you should avoid carbohydrate intake like grains, bread, pasta, milk, sweets, fruit, and starchy vegetables like rice.you can take protein and fats but in moderate quantity.
take leafy greens, broccoli, cauliflower, asparagus, and carrots are low in carbohydrates and high in fiber and other nutrient.cauliflower is also best for hypertension too.you can take berries.
take monounsaturated fats found in avocados, almonds, and pecans or the polyunsaturated fats found in walnuts and sunflower oil, which can help to lower bad cholesterol.
do exercise regularly atleast for one hour to keep away from diabetes or hypertension.
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If you’re a female, it’s time to get yourself examined when:
1. You haven’t been able to conceive for over a year despite trying (when you are under 35)
2. You haven’t been able to conceive after trying for 6 months (above the age of 35)
3. You’ve had 1 or more miscarriages
4. You’ve been ovulating irregularly and your previous drug treatment has failed to correct the problem
5. You suffer from damaged or blocked fallopian tubes and endometriosis (a condition where tissues that cover your uterus also develop outside of the womb, causing pain and bleeding)
6. You have a history of genital infections
If you’re a male, you should consider an infertility treatment if you experience the following:
1. Facing difficulty in sperm ejaculation
2. Suffering from a low sperm count including poor sperm movement or structure (sperm’s shape and size)
3. Having an undescended testicle (a genital abnormality that occurs when the testicle fails to move into its normal position in the scrotum during the first 3 months of your life)
Apart from the above mentioned points, another important factor that you and your partner must decide upon is whether or not you intend to use assisted reproductive procedures, such as ICSI (IntraCytoplasmic Semen Insertion) or in vitro fertilization (IVF) to help in conceiving. While the former sees fertilisation occurring naturally after the eggs and sperm get placed inside one of the two fallopian tubes, the latter deals with the transference of the embryo created in the laboratory into the uterus.
Even though the thought of infertility can be disappointing for you and your partner, early and timely intervention can help in easing up the process of conception and remove obstacles that might hinder your chances of having a baby. If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult a Gynaecologist.
25
years old
female
from
Chennai asked
avoid smoking,tea,,coffee
avoid zunk food
do exercise
citrus food, aloe vers,amla.,beans increase yr fertility capacity
46
years old
male
from
Hyderabad asked
Fierst and foremost thing is diet control. Avoid sweets, sugar,jagary, honey and seet fruits like banana, mangoe,grapes, cheeku etc. Take your meals at regular intervals. Regular exercise, walking,yoga are also helpful and practice them. If not controlled on these your doctor will prescribe medicines also under guidance of your blood sugar levels.
41
years old
male
from
Ludhiana asked
If you want to control your diabetes (blood sugar) then there is no alternative other than taking allopathic medication. Till date there is no other treatment for established diabetes other tahn either oral anti diabetic drugs or insulin. If you are not willing to take these drugs then I am not aware of any other treatment you are very young, so please rethink because diabetes if uncontrolled affects all the systems in the body like kidneys, heart, blood vessels (small and large), eyes, nerves and legs. If you are willing to change please inform me.
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