Glimilife 2 MG Tablet Health Feed

Who tell u to take rice in the lunch just stop ol those thing and continue same drugs and after stop those thing just do fbs and ppbs and revert me back surely ur drug dose will decrease

You need to add aspirin and a statin for prevention of cardiac issues in future. Ping me in private for a detailed prescription. Your current prescription is incomplete.

The most important question here is whether your sugar is controlled or not. If your sugar crosses the level of 180 mg/dl then weight gain would not happen. Beyond 180 mg/dl - our kidneys start to excrete sugars in urine. So whatever you eat and digest - ultimately making glucose in the body will get eliminated in your urine. Hence to aim for weight gain - your sugar control below 180 mg/dl is paramount.

First follow strict diet including timely food intact with recommended quantity and quality. Along with present medications he may need to take some days insulin mixtard30/70 twice daily according to blood sugars, which is to be checked before breakfast and after breakfast and also before dinner and 2 hours after dinner, accordingly you can increase or decrease the dosage of insulin till to get near normal ranges. This way of follow up may improve, along with possible physical activity and medit...more

Hi
Do contrast bath that is immersion of foot in hot water for few minutes then in cold water, repeat the process for 4 to 5 times twice daily.
Avoid prolonged standing.
Use comfortable footwear.
Use silicon heel pads to minimize the strain on heels.
Visit physiotherapy center for Ultrasonic therapy.
Take care.

Lybrate-user, Thanks for the query.
Blood glucose level of 350 mg is too high, suggesting that present treatment is too inadequate, needs to be upgraded. So your local doctor can help in giving appropriate drugs for that. It is necessary to maintain fasting glucose < 100 mg, PP 150 to 170 mg & HbA1c% <6.8. With one can prevent or postpone the long term complications of diabetes affecting a variety of vital organ systems.
If online help is desired then please come back with following deta...more

Hello, thanks for the query.
I have seen the query and understand your concern. However, there is no mention of blood glucose levels (fasting & pp), hba1c%, your weight, height, dietary pattern and extent of daily exercise and lipid profile as well as bp readings. All these details are needed before any advise can be given. Action of glimiperide and metformin is different. The need for the patient depends on the severity of glucose levels. If you are looking for a less priced glimiperide the...more

don't worry. be confident.
continue the same medicine
add
tab dibecon by Himalaya
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Do regular exercise
Eat salads more
have some fruits daily as Fibre and vitamin in fruit are essential to body
Avoid sugars

Dear lybrate-user,
You need to re analyse your sugar readings.
Get a Fasting blood sugar and post lunch blood sugar recent.
HBAIC within 3 months.
Liver function, Renal function test within 6 months.
Urine Routine recent
and ECG reports

Hello, thanks for the query.
I have seen the details given. Following are my observations: 1) her hba1c% is too high, similarly fasting and pp glucose levels are also very high. This suggests her present treatment is not working well. There is an urgent need for up grade.
2) with a bmi of 31.45 kgs/sq meter, she is already in grade 1 obesity, carrying an excess of over 20 kgs. This itself is a hindrance in achieving better glucose control.
3) I need to know her dietary pattern, exten...more