Gestational Diabetes Management Questions

Absolutely no. Both are completely different medicines. Tenepride has one molecule where as in tripride its combination of 3 molecule.

First of all start doing yoga or walk regularly ,have to do regular exercise atleast for 40 min daily, avoid any sugar n sugary items, take less carbohydrates more protein, you can contact me through Lybrate in private consultation where I can provide your diet chart.

Hello, thanks for the query.
The condition diabetes insipidus needs to be properly diagnosed by an endocrinologist. One can not do that at home. So please talk to a good physician or an endocrinologist that will help. Thanks.

You might be having vitamin d3 and vitamin b12 deficiency.
Donot worry at all
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I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
The higher the serum creatinine, the higher the prescribed fluid intake, the upper limit in our experience being approximately 4 l/d. Indeed, two recent authoritative publications recommended “increased” fluid intake in the management of ckd (2,3).
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Though it is a category b drug, it is better to avoid it. Some dietary changes are very helpful in this period. Alternative drugs are also available. You can contact me if you like for more information.

The essential nutrients in fish oil such as omega 3 fatty acids, dha and epa offer health benefits from tip to toe. Many studies have proven the benefits of fish oil supplements, especially the effect of omega-3 fatty acids in various kinds of medical conditions like mental health including anxiety and depression. Your overall health will improve with fish oil capsules.

You can start with diabetes reversal diet that will help her to reduce sugar level as well to sustain healthy muscles mass. For homeopathy medicine and diet you can connect me through Lybrate

The sugars are not under control. This can be either due to incorrect lifestyle or the medicines prescribed need alterations.

They are micronutrients which come from food and aren't available in consumable supplement forms as they are heavy metals, so only very minute amounts are useful; large amounts like that of a regular tablet is enough to damage the kidneys and intestine.