Diabetes Questions

Fatty liver has many causes
1. Obesity
2.a high fat diet
3. High alcohol intake and
4.diabetes mellitus
your blood sugar is well controlled ,so sugar is not cause at present of fatty liver.
Life style modification is needed.
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Sir, you need serious lifestyle modifications .your sugars are high and your blood pressure borderline. With the right lifestyle modifications, these can be brought down. Losing some weight is also necessary .please consult so I may guide you properly.

Hello, thanks for the query. I have seen the details mentioned. Your hba1c5 at your age should ideally be < 6.5%. There is no mention of fasting and pp glucose, that is necessary to know, before any comment can be made. Another important aspect with a bmi of 27.57 kg/sq meter, you are already over weight. Your ideal body weight should be 63 kg. The excess body weight does affect insulin action (insulin resistance, ir). Therefore, it is important to know your dietary pattern extent of daily exerc...more

Hello, thanks for the query.
I have seen the details mentioned. Erectile dysfunction is a known complication of long term diabetes due to affection of micro-vasculature of penile muscles, this condition will not improve even if you have very well controlled glucose levels now. There is a need to take a drug like sildanafi (similar compounds) l as and when required. Along with this strict glucose control also needs to be maintained. Thanks.

It can be because of infection.
1. You should maintain high grade of personal hygiene. 2. Do change your underclothes at least 2 times a day
3. Wear cotton under garments
4. Stay hydrated. Drink plenty of fluids.
5. Keep the area dry
homeopathy is a very effective for this problem n has very encouraging results. And homeopathic medicines are safe and do not have any side effects at all.

Hello, thanks for the query. The fasting glucose should ideally be <100 mg and hba1c% < 6.5%, considering your young age. So there's a need to look at overall treatment like drugs, dosage, dietary pattern, weight, exercise & lipid profile. So please talk to your physician and get the necessary upgrade. Or come back with all the details in a private conversation so that I can be of help. Thanks.

Hello, thanks for the quey.
I have seen the points mentioned. Without knowing all the information like fasting, pp glucose, hba1c%, serum creatinine, urea, bp readings, height, weight, extent of daily exercise and dietary details it is difficult to comment. Thanks.

No, shilajit may help manage type 2 diabetes.
So shilajit 1.lowering ability and improvement in lipid profile.
2.eefective in controlling blood glucose levels.
Of course ,people with an active heart disease or with a history of hypotension should avoid taking shilajit to prevent a drop in blood pressure.

Your question is bit confusing. Sugar free pills or powder are chemicals which given in a very very small quantity give a sweet taste for patient satisfaction for limited items like tea etc. But this is not in true sense a substitute to free sugar to be used in cooking, better known as glucose. Certain doubts are expressed by some scientific persons about its safety in long term use. For a diabetic it is advised to drastically restrict consumption of food items containing free sugars like usual ...more

Cut out rice from your diet
start cardiovascular exercise for 30 mins this two changes will lower your sugar levels with the current medications.