Dr. Milind Ruke Diabetic Foot Specialist Surgeon

Mr. You have hyperthyroidism, hence the treatment has to go on for at least 12 to 18 months, then when levels become normal it may be stopped. Some times it may not return to normal then other measures may be looked at. At present please continue the therapy. If you any troublesome symptoms please do inform.

You control your your weight by less intake of carbohydrates and salt restricted diet but use more green leafy vegetables fruits having low lying placenta you required bed rest.

There r 2 conditions of thyroid irregularities 1. Hyperthyroidism 2. Hypothyroidism Treatment varies according to conditions. The normal range of TSH levels is 0.4 to 4.0 milli-international units per liter.

HbA1c 9.5 indicated that blood sugar is not controlled since last 3 months. Consult your Physician.

Hyperthyroidism can be associated with goiterogens in your diet so avoid cabbage and cauliflower. Take minimum salt and specifically low iodine salt. It can also be due to inflammatory changes in your thyroid gland. So you consult local endocrinologist. If inflammatory then it will subside with in few months. If any other origin then with treatment within 2-3 yrs. You can inform me the reports. We can provide you medicines also. But consult local doctor first.

Gall bladder stone if symptomatic (pain/ fever/ nausea) can be only treated permanently by surgery Kindly consult Surgeon

Mr. Lybrate-user, you blood sugar levels mentioned are quite with in the expected range when on treatment. What is the hba1c%? it should be <7 or ideally closer to 6.5%. You are controlling the sugar levels really well. Keep it up. Avoiding hyperglycemia is essential as prevents or delays development of long term complications of diabetes.

Well, one simple thing to do is have methi water in the morning. Soak 1 tsp of methi seeds in a glass of water and next day strain the seeds and have water only, this helps to control sugar. Besides to keep glycosylated hb under control have food items like brown rice, whole grains, avoid refined flour etc. Yes peanuts can be had in moderation.

Fasting blood sugar 100 is borderline. Other blood sugar is normal. Repeat fasting blood sugar, get ppblood sugar and HbA1c test done and inform.

With tsh level 10.03 mil unit/ml, doctor must have already suggested the treatment with thyroxine tablets, dosage depends on weight and tsh levels. Please start the same and keep checking thyroid levels periodically to see the dosage is enough or needs to be increased. Along with that exercise regularly to avoid gaining weight. Also avoid soya and soya containing foods, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, mustard, radish, peanuts and coffee. Increase consumption of green leafy vegetables, salads, fruits and use whole grain flour for making roti and chapati.