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Although I can't say with absolute certainty that diabetes is the cause of your erection problems, it's very likely that this is the case.
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is far commoner in diabetics. Fortunately, these days it can be treated, and the new anti-ED drugs give excellent results in most diabetic men who have this problem.
In particular, the three oral drugs which are available in 2011 can all help the majority of diabetic guys who have erection difficulties.
So I suggest that ...more

Please mention correct figures. You mentioned BP as 95/100 (please check it again because this is not correct and of I consider it as 100/95 nobody will prescribe medicine for it)
Try to avoid unnecessary medication as you have mentioned you have one kidney.
Mildly hogh cholesterol can be corrected with doet and regular exercise, which will be helpful in diabetes control also.

Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for the query.
At 40 years, HbA1c% should be closer to 6.8%, to say one has good control. From the glucose levels mentioned, it is clear that present treatment is not helping in controlling blood glucose level. Ideally FBG should be < 100 mg, PP 150 to 160 mg & HbA1c% <6.8.
Therefore, we need to have a re-look at the present treatment, dietary intake and extent of daily exercise. We may have to change the present drugs or add one or more compounds to the current ...more

Your diabetes is still uncontrolled and needs to increase insulin/medicine dose in supervision of your doctor.

Hello, Thanks for the query.
I have seen the details mentioned. You have mentioned about medicines being taken to control blood glucose as well as Gabapentine for controlling neuropathy related symptoms. However, necessary information like after food glucose level, HbA1c%, weight, height, extent of daily exercise lipid profile, BP readings and current dietary intake, these details are not there. Unless all the information is available no specific suggestions can be made. As regards intake ...more

at age of 64 fasting sugar around 150 and pp around 190-200 is pretty good control...conntinue taking these medications

You can add vogli 0.3 twice a day and step up your insulin dose to 22 and 22 per day.

You need an ecg for the chest pain and then go ahead with the treatment.

You will need slight alteration of medication. Don't reduce your meals too much as this may have a negative effect on your body. Cut down on simple sugars. Eat chapati instead of rice. Oats instead of dosa. This will help.

Your present treatment seems to be fine. But it would be best if you take glucobay 50 along with food thrice a day. And not before food.

Hba1c of 2% - she had any hemorrhagic episode? she is k/c/o hyperthyroidism and on Neomercazole. Tsh looks ok.
She might be getting hypoglycemic episodes. Is there any associated weight loss?