Dr. Reckeweg R86 Low Blood Sugar Drop

Hi, I am a registered dietitian, certified diabetes educator and a doctor (general physician) who will help you in your diabetes problem. Do let me know your hba1c value? also you need to provide me your daily food intake details. There are many lifestyle and dietary guidelines that can be followed: take high fiber prescribed diet which includes soluble fibre like apple, isabgol etc. Get more physical activity by prescription from a registered dietitian eat a balanced diet which includes whole grains and excludes all refined products like maida as prescribed by a registered dietitian, if you're overweight, diabetes prevention may hinge on weight loss. Every pound you lose can improve your health, and you may be surprised by how much. Participants in one large study who lost a modest amount of weight around 7 percent of initial body weight and exercised regularly reduced the risk of developing diabetes by almost 60 percent. I being a registered dietitian and doctor have been successfully helping patients with their diabetes problem. I will also prescribe medicines that will speed up the time to achieve your weight management goals. Do reply back for private consultation.

Please get your Blood Sugar Checked first. Normal range fasting less than ,110mg%,2 hrs after food less than 140mg%.

Here are few easy ways to lower blood sugar levels naturally: exercise regularly. Control your carb intake increase your fiber intake. Drink water and stay hydrated. Implement portion control. Choose foods with a low glycemic index. Control stress levels. Monitor your blood sugar levels.

lybrate-user, Thanks for the query. Please let me know where did you get this information that sweet fruits or etra sugar does not increase blood glucose? In a normal person with presence of adequate insulin, extra glucose that comes in to blood is immediately removed from the blood, moved to muscles or various cells like tissue cells or liver. But is a diabetic person lack of insulin leads to abnnormal increase in blood glucose due to lack of insulin. When drugs are given to control high blood glucose, some drugs (sulphonylureas), insulin etc can rapidly reduce the blood glucose leading to hypoglycemia. In such a situation either glucose or sweets or sugar are given to rapidly incrase blood glucose. Low blood glucose (<50 mg/100 ml) is harmful to various tssues and brain. Thanks.

Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for the query. Please clarify what do you mean by "I have sugar intolerance" & then "I have no blood sugar at all" Because evry one has enough blood glucose. It is required for day to day functioning. I am unable to understand what are you trying to convey. Thanks.