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Asked for male, 27 years old from Pune
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Endocrinologist•Dharwad
Hello, Thanks for the query.
I have seen the details given. Usually when
Hello, Thanks for the query.
I am sure aware that in a well controlled diabetes patient FBG should be just about 100 mg or a bit more, PP should be 150 to 170 mg& HbA1c% closer to 6.5%. That means there is a need to achieve much stricter glucose control. Usually if fasting glucose goes above 140 mg, then you should increase night dosage of Insulin by 2 units and if post lunch level goes above 180 mg...more
I have seen the details given. Usually when
Hello, Thanks for the query.
I am sure aware that in a well controlled diabetes patient FBG should be just about 100 mg or a bit more, PP should be 150 to 170 mg& HbA1c% closer to 6.5%. That means there is a need to achieve much stricter glucose control. Usually if fasting glucose goes above 140 mg, then you should increase night dosage of Insulin by 2 units and if post lunch level goes above 180 mg...more
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Dear Mr. lybrate-user,
I note that for a height of 158 cm (5'2") your weight of 82 kg is too much. The ideal weight for your height would be 55-60 kg. If you go on a very strict 1500 calorie diabetic diet and walk for 5-6 km per day your weight will start coming down and along with this your insulin requirements will come down
professor m s seshadri.
I note that for a height of 158 cm (5'2") your weight of 82 kg is too much. The ideal weight for your height would be 55-60 kg. If you go on a very strict 1500 calorie diabetic diet and walk for 5-6 km per day your weight will start coming down and along with this your insulin requirements will come down
professor m s seshadri.
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General Physician•Ooty
Dear User, Type 2 Diabetes is not a genetic condition, rather it is an acquired condition due to a sedentary lifestyle, obesity etc. There is a chance the child is prone to it when he becomes an adult, but being active and avoiding obesity along with other factors will definitely be helpful. However at birth Type 2 DM does not pass on to the child.If you found my answer helpful, please leave a Positive feedback as it helps me with my Practice. Thank you.
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Asked for female, 34 years old from Mohali
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When did you deliver? Are you still on medicine for dm. If no then you can control this with lifestyle changes. Follow diabetes diet which simply means eating the healthiest foods in moderate amounts and sticking to regular mealtimes. A diabetes diet is a healthy-eating plan that's naturally rich in nutrients and low in fat and calories. Key elements are fruits, vegetables and whole grains.
U can take (moderate amount)
grapes.
Apples.
Berries.
Citrus fruits.
Papaya.
U...more
U can take (moderate amount)
grapes.
Apples.
Berries.
Citrus fruits.
Papaya.
U...more
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