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Asked for male, 39 years old from Aligarh
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MBBS

General Physician•Delhi
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It's very essential to have a blood sugar level that can be controlled by oral medicines. If you're taking insulin it means your sugar is not under control. Get hba1c levels checked and also fasting and post prandial blood sugars at regular intervals. If the range is coming at an acceptable level you can be put on oral medicines.
Asked for male, 33 years old from Delhi
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M.D.(AM), B.A.M.S.(PB)

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Your age is suitable for insulin ,start walk daily at least for 45 minutes, for medicines you should take private consultation.
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MBBS, Diploma in Diabetology

Endocrinologist•Mumbai
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every insulin has it's time of action. for example human mustard 30/70 has 12 hrs of action or actrapid has 6-8hrs , novorapid 4 hrs humalog 4 hrs humalog mix25/75 has 12hrs lantus (glargine) has 24 hrs etc..
after it is finished then sugars will start rising again and need another shot.
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M.B.B.S.; MD(MEDICINE)

General Physician•Lucknow
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Two insulins are somewhat superior to other insulins, glargine, degludec.
But more importantly probably you will have to take more than one injection to control your sugar, consult a pysician in person.
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MD , MBBS

General Physician•Aligarh
When sugar is not controlled in spite of medicine. And when u are insulin dependent diabetes mellitus
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Diploma in Nutrition

Dietitian/Nutritionist•Secunderabad
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Hello, please continue with insulin as doctor prescribed. If there is a possibility, doctor should have suggested the medicine instead. Its good to control your diabetes. But along with medication, you need to concentrate on food also. Make sure you food must have high protein, fiber and omega-3 nutrition. For a diabetics, its good to have more protein rather than carbohydrates, which converts into glucose and may have a chance to increase the diabetes. What we suggest is the nutrigemoic protein...more
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PDDM, MHA, MBBS

General Physician•Nashik
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If you have type 2, which includes 90% to 95% of all people with diabetes, you may not need insulin.
Of adults with diabetes, only 14% use insulin, 13% use insulin and oral medication, 57% take oral medication only, and 16% control blood sugar with diet and exercise alone.
Kindly mention your blood sugar levels and revert
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Asked for female, 30 years old from Mumbai
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Homeopath•Secunderabad
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That is not a rule. It all depends upon each individual case and how the body responds to the treament. The intension is to bring the sugar levels under control with least medications. If one tries to lead a very healthy lifestyle and be sincere in daily routine then the medicines required will be least. Daily exercise ( including yoga ) and eating in moderation ( eat healthy and balanced diet while avoiding refined and processed food and outside beverages ) can help in healing the body natural...more
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Diabetologist•Jabalpur
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What is insulin therapy?
Insulin is a hormone that is responsible for keeping the level of sugar in the blood under control. It is the primary therapy used for the treatment of any type of diabetes. The dependence on insulin depends on the balance between the actual production of insulin in the body and the resistance of the body cells to the insulin produced. People, who suffer from diabetes type 1, need insulin injections lifelong. The requirement for insulin therapy in people suffering fr...more
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MD - Internal Medicine, CCMD(Diabetology...read more

Diabetologist•Dehradun
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Insulin storage-All insulin needs to be kept at temperatures lower than 25°C, ideally between 2 and 6°C . Normal room temperatures are below 25°C but they can be warmer in the summer. Therefore any insulin you are not currently using should be stored in the fridge – throughout the year. Don’t put it in – or too close to – the freezer compartment, as the insulin may be damaged. Any insulin that has been out of the fridge for 28 days or more should be discarded.
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