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Asked for Male, 26 years old from Hyderabad
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Normally insulin is prescribed to a patient under strict supervision of the treating physician to is has to be regulated insulin inj given when the diabetes is not controlled by diet, exercise and oral medication so you should consult a medical specialist or dibetologist for dter! iningvthe the doses of insulin. Do not self medicate.
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Please talk to your doctor as it is very important to keep monitoring the sugar levels lifelong and take the appropriate medicines as suggested by the doctor. One should not stop the insulin. May be he can improve in the long run if he follows a very healthy lifestyle. Proper diet and daily exercise ( let him learn Yoga also ) can help the body to adapt more efficiently ( and thereby may help in keeping the insulin requirements to the minimum ).
Asked for male, 59 years old from Vijayawada
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It needs to be supervised under the vigilance of a doctor. So, do not lose hope and keep the follow-up with your doctor. At the same time, focus on leading a disciplined lifestyle (eat only healthy and balanced diet which is freshly prepared at home ). Avoid outside food (also packaged/ processed food and beverages ). Start exercising everyday which can boost the metabolism as well as the immune system. You can add Homeopathy which is safe and gentle, and effective to control allergic tendencies...more
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Your diabetes is not under control which is why you feel tired. Check your fbs, 2hr ppbs and hba1c from a good lab and inform privately. Now you make humalog 30 units in the night also and take glucomet sr 1 gm twice daily and glimi 2 mg once in the morning and report. Did you mean diapride m2 two tabs in the morning, which is incorrect dosage.(that is 4 mg glimipride and 500 metformin) it is not as easy task to control blood sugar in the desired normal range. Whatever we eat is metabolised to s...more
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Take chitrakadi vati 1-1 tab after lunch and dinner...take pranacharya udar bhaskar kshar churna twice a day...avoid spicy food...
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