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go for regular exercise
drink plenty of fluids
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Diabetes is not an isolated disease but a syndrome. It brings with it a host of issues, affecting almost all organs, and that is the reason it is a dreaded issue. Diabetes is the result of chronic inflammation and this inflammation gradually spreads to all other organs. One of the main organs adversely affected is the kidneys. The kidneys are essential filtration agents, and impaired kidney function can have a series of bad effects on the body.

The good news is that not everybody with d...more

Hi sir,
You are requested to please check your blood sugar levels many more times.
Go for hba1c level.
Then you can call me.

Diabetes is a lifestyle disease that can easily be managed by controlling your diet. Along with being aware of your sugar intake, your diet should help you lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels. However, this does not mean you have to resign yourself to a lifetime of tasteless food. Here are a few diet tips that can help manage diabetes.

1. Choose high fiber carbs
Carbs are an essential element of the daily diet but have a big impact on blood sugar levels. Hence it is importan...more

Nephropathy is also known as renal disease. It is any type of damage or disease relating to the kidneys. Though not everyone with diabetes has nephropathy, however, diabetic nephropathy can cause kidney failure.

How does diabetes affect the kidney?

Kidneys are responsible for taking waste out from your blood. They have a lot of tiny blood vessels to do this. High blood sugar may kill such blood vessels. Once these blood vessels are destroyed, the kidneys may not function as wel...more

Hello,
Madam the glucose levels mentioned are very high, suggesting uncontrolled diabetes. This means 1) present medication is not adequate enough, there is a need to up grade the therapy. 2) one has to give a closer look at your diet and extent of exercise. 3) since there is no mention of weight and height, those details also need to be looked at. Ideal bmi should be < 23 kgs/sq meter. There are other drug options like sglt - 2 inhibitors which can help in achieveing better control, but to...more

Hello, thanks for the query.
Looking at your high glucose levels, it appears there is a need to start on insulin itself. The drugs prescribed are absolutely safe and will help in controlling glucose levels. There is more serious danger with uncontrolled diabetes than any of the drugs. So please continue the treatment. Thanks.

If you are diabetic, know that high blood pressure level can take a severe toll on your eyes in the form of blurry vision, cataract, glaucoma and retinopathy, if left unchecked. It can even lead to partial/complete blindness in young adults. Nonetheless, a strict control over your blood sugar count would prove effective in preventing such eye complications in the long run.

How does diabetes affect the eyes?

Blurry Vision: Diabetes can cause swelling of the eye and damage to you...more

Not to remain hungry, eat low carbs. Preferably take fruits minimum 10% or more by weight of your body weight upto 12 o clock daily, nothing else. If you can not stay upto 12 o clock, restrain max time you can. Do it for a week and revert for adjustment if any. We ll tell you herbs too. Do not compromise your present medicine yet.

Yes, uncontrolled diabetes is an open invitation for all kinds of problems. Read about diabetes and it's complications from the internet. Take the right steps: adapting healthy lifestyle with a disciplined approach will be helpful to improve overall well-being and also achieve good control over the blood sugar levels. You can also add homeopathy which is helpful in improving the immune status and the general metabolism. You can contact me for a private consultation if needed.