Sir my mother is a diabetic patient since 30 years. She is 68 years old. She take insulin since 12 years. Current dosage is 30 morning and evening. Before 1 year her two toes are removed due to pulp. Currently her foot has a wound and its treating a surgeon. Sometimes in early morning her blood sugar level is decreasing to very low level and she is become to unconscious. We took her to hospital all the time. After some time she awake and back to normal. What we do for this sugar lowering. How to avoid this situation. Any solution. Please help me sir.

Dr. ShashidharHomeopath21yrs exp

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Hope you have informed this to the doctor who is treating her. A thorough review during the followup - consideration of the history of events and the reports (previous and new reports) along with physical examination will help the doctor to fine-tune the treatment. Please discuss with the doctor about the precautions to be taken to avoid hypoglycemia (and if needed even adjust the dosage of the insulin or change it etc ). Learn more about hypoglycemia from the internet and educate everyone how it can be avoided by following simple steps of precaution and by being vigilant all the times. Also take care of her diet and inspire her to be active physically. Train your mother and other family members who attend to her to be vigilant and understand the signs and symptoms and how to communicate to the doctor. A healthy lifestyle and regular follow-up will help her to come out of this situation very soon. You can also take a second opinion if you are not convinced by the doctor or things do not get better.  

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