Diabetic Diet Health Feed

Hello, Thanks for the query.
Peripheral Neuropathy is one of the most common long term complication of long standing diabetes. It is seen even when blood glucose may be well controlled. However, in case glucose levels are not in good control then symptoms are seen much early. When one is having very good glucose control Fasting should be < 100 mg, PP 150 to 170 mg & HbA1c% < 7. I have no idea how good is the glucose control achieved by you as there is no mention of actual blood levels as wel...more

Dear lybrate-user ji
There's no such specialist. Usually Diabetologists deal with Diabetic Neuropathy and related effects.

Dear lybrate-user
Based on her current sugar levels, BMI,drugs and duration of the disease appropriate diet and medicine could be prescribed.
There no fit for all diet.

Diabetes can lead to a variety of complications. Leg pain and cramps often occur as a result of nerve damage called diabetic neuropathy. If diabetes damages nerves in your arms or legs, it’s called diabetic peripheral neuropathy. This condition can be a direct result of long-term high blood sugar levels (hyperglycemia) in those who have diabetes.
Pain, burning, tingling, and numbness are common symptoms. Peripheral neuropathy can also result in serious foot and leg conditions. Catching nerve...more

Do regular exercise,,do some yoga,,take more fruits, proteins,,less carbohydrate,,avoid sugar,,take oats,,this will help

Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for the query.
I have seen the details given, following are my observations: To suggest a diet I need to know: 1) Fasting, PP glucose levels & HbA1c%, 2) Your present dietary pattern and extent of daily exercise and overall physical activty done. Without those details I can not suggest a diet specific to you.
Generally a person with diabetes shoud avoid sweets, deep fried foods, pastries, bakery items and foods amde from maida. Consume a good deal of green leafy ...more

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.