Human Monotard 100Iu Injection Health Feed

Morning- 1 Glass water with 1sMeethi powder seeds (empety stmoch)
Breakfast- Poha/ Namkeen Daliya/upma / oads/ cornflakes with milk or tea
Afternoon- veg. Soup/ butter milk
Lunch- Moong dhuli daal, chappti, mix veg. Raita, salads
Evening- tea or milk with marigolds biscuits or Murmure
Dinner- Same as Lunch After dinner- 1 glass milk with any protie supplement.

Your mother's diabetes is very badly controlled and the insulins taken are correct and increase the dose by 4 unit both times and see. Add Vildagliptin tablet also and if she is not taking Glimepiride it also need to be added (Glimi 1 mg and metformin 1000 mg twice a day)

No, it’s irregular. Pcod/pcos is a common hormonal disorder in women which can lead to weight gain and irregular periods. While most women depend on pills to deal with it, these simple changes in your lifestyle will help you deal with the condition in a better way.
1.Nutritional approach: deficiency of micronutrients contributes to insulin insensitivity and compromise ovarian function. So,
1. Don't take tea empty stomach. Eat something like a banana (if you are not diabetic) or any sea...more

Mr. lybrate-user, If with current dosge of Insulin blood glucose is not well controlled, then one has to look at diet and insulin dosage closely. First fasting glucose can be targeted by adjusting night insulin dose and food intake. Once that is under control then post breakfast and lunch levels can be looked at. Alternately one can look at adding a drug orally. But for all this I need to know current fasting, PP levels and HbA1c%, dietary habits and extent of exercise being done daily. Plus the...more

You need to control your fasting and post lunch values with proper long acting insulin dosage -Insulatard and short acting insulin human actrapid insulin. You seem to be under weight for your height due to uncontrolled diabetes. Patients do benefit by taking Inj Insulatard twice in a day. Healthy high cal/ Low fat/high protein diet without sugar and jeggary in day to day cooking may help in sugar control along with regular exercises.
Hba1c below 7 should be the aim. If you wish you can consu...more

You need to do regular physical exercise like walking yoga etc. Also control your diet strictly as per advice of your doctor if your blood sugar still remains high he may advise you some medicine or/and increase the dose of insulin.

No, it is not necessary if you maintain your weight ideal for height, exercise regularly, stick to diabetic diet, take medicines as advised by your doctor and monitor blood sugar regularly.

Continue teblets for bp and if you taking insulin then continue otherwise skip morning tablet of diabetes.

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15-20 mins before food. Depends on food intake. Hypoglycemia never comes alone with insulin, it's the food.