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Tab bilypsa is useful for diabetes as well as fatty liver disease. You can continue it. There is some evidence that it helps in fatty liver beyond sugar control. Further it does not cause low blood sugar (hypoglycaemia).

Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for the query.
I have gone through the details given. Her lipid profile seems good, except HDL which is slightly low. Even Hemoglobin also is slightly less. It should be over 12 g/100 ml. However, her blood glucose is very high, showing she has uncontrolled diabetes. Ideally FBG should be <100 mg, PP 160 to 180 mg, HbA1c% <7. This means her present treatment is not helping her. There is a need for additional drug or adjustment of dosage. Plus we will have to look at ...more

Your sugar is controlled hence continue same medicine. Bp is not fully controlled, hence need to increase its its medicines.

Please take any food for your consumption and break your overall daily food intake in 6-8 parts and take it regularly it is the best treatment for your diabetes and all your medicines r to control not for cure and cure cannot be there but for no known side effect medicine can be there as homeopathy. Thank you for more query come to private question.

We need detailed evaluation to manage your diabetes. Your sugar is controlled with metformin 1 gm twice a day.
There is no harm in taking this dose. But do not increase it any further.
Feel free to contact me on private consult for detailed assessment and any further queries.

Answer to your questions are not so easy that can be given in few words. Your Diabetologist and Cardiologist are best persons who can give you effective advice.

Possibly your diet is to be adjusted by a dietitian under supervision of your Diabetologist. You might need more calorie but avoiding increase of CHO and Fat component of your diet. Your protein quantity may have to be increased, of course if your Kidney function is alright.

For Exercise, Brisk walking (at your highes...more

Hello lybrate-user ji in your case, there was no surgery performed, and your pancreatitis was treated conservatively, so chances are there that you have to take medicine till you're pancreas heals, for few month to years, not lifetime.
Take care.

Hi, Please do the following test Fasting and pp blood sugar.
Hba1c test.
Hemoglobin.
Kft.
Lft.
Lipid profile.
Tsh.
Ecg.
Urine r/m.
Eye check up.
Consultation with a physician with reports of above tests.

Yes, this is withdrawal bleeding. Also in your case, as you have already taken ipill and you have also got withdrawal bleeding, this means that you are surely not pregnant.
Also, you have mentioned that you are hypertensive and already taking bp medicines, I think you should be cautious in taking contraceptive pills, especially those which contain high amounts of oestrogen, as oestrogen might cause a slight increase in your blood pressure.
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Pcod is a disease where there is a hormonal imbalance. Depending on your complaints, examination, reports, and stage of life treatment differs, and it also needs more time to get yourself treated with patience. Meet gynecologist in whom you have trust as you will need to go for a long time to him/her. Overweight is very common so in case you have that reduction of weight helps tremendously.