Liv Compound Drop

Its complication or side effect of metformin. Stop metformin. Do hba1c regularly for every 3 months. Control your sugar if possible with herbal medicine. Send your details like weight height age previous bsl reports like fasting pp etv.

if you can send photos, videos, photocopies of investigation results, at least we can try to penetrate and suggest you something on critical care, if you do not have potent qualified small animal health care facilities at your area. This is called tele-medicine too. One thing you need to do in absence of such facilities at your area, appoint one paravet who can inject, administer iv fluids and draw blood samples. Now send photos of your dog from different angles, try to capture videos with close take without missing its vital life activities like responsiveness to stimuli or its alertness, its movements that are present-- like its response to food and water etc. What more you can do, if you have veterinary pathological laboratory at your place or at your knowledge, just go for some blood tests. This may include cbc+diff, serum creatinine, urea, bun, serumna+, k+, ca++, lft, fasting blood glucose. Without wasting time, not to detain next treatment procedure to start you need to come out with all these promptly whether you are taking your pet to any hospital or consulting here with any qualified vet to initiate life saving attempts. But do not consult anyone who is not a licenced vet.

Undergo glutathione therapy.. otherwise few creams also available...for detailed prescription do direct online consultation by sending photos.

Itopride is comparatively safe, but both are not safe for long term use. Medications should be used for prescribed duration only. If symptoms recurrs after stopping medication you need evaluation once. Along with medications, lifestyle modification is important. Avoiding foods which increase reflux like sweets, chocolates, soft drinks, oily foods, tea, coffee, heavy meals. 2-3 hrs gap after eating food before lying down. Head end elevation while sleeping.

lybrate-user, Water melon can be consumed by a person with diabetes. But daily intake should not exceed about 100 g, that too with strict blood glucose control. Sugar free tablets can be used as a substitute for sugar. However, none of the sugar substitutes are very safe. Regular use of these compounds tends to increase craving for sweets. Long term usage is also no considered safe enough. Thanks.