Hyperglycaemia Questions

Excessive Thirst
Frequency of urination especially in night
Excessive Hunger
Fatigue
Blurring Of Vision,
Irritability, tingling and numbness in hand/feet
Fatigue
Recurrent boil/fungal infection,
Sores or cuts that won’t heal.

Hyperglycemia is another term for high blood sugar. It is normal to have a spike in blood sugar after a meal, but chronically high blood sugar causes severe health issues.
When we consume healthy sources of carbohydrates with plenty of good fat and protein, the glucose from the meal enters our blood in a slowly, and the pancreas responds by secreting a measured amount of insulin.
Insulin shuttles the right amount of glucose into the cells and it is used for energy. There is not excess in...more

no home remedies usually work.
one should not avoid insulin during pregnancy
calorie intake can be restricted but not to a large extent
but high sugar levels during pregnancy can have harmful effects on the baby so stringent control is advisable that can happen with insulin only.

avoid junk food
chocolates
ice-creams
potatoes
fried
spicy food
one fruit in between meals 3 times a day
avoid too many mangoes.

Your father's symptoms suggest that he might have post cardiac disease depression and anxiety. With proper medications and counseling sessions, he can definitely find improvement.

If suppose you are diabetic and are on medication than if there are any signs of hypoglycaemia or hyperglycaemia with complaints of breathlessness and giddiness than you can term it as emergency and can call the control room

Is it normoz? if it is, it is only a multivitamin and minerals for women. For pcod as such, depending on your symptoms you will require medication. Otherwise diet and weight reduction is the only way to control it. It is very common nowadays.

No. He is in diabetic range. If you can check his fbs, 2hr ppbs and hba1c and cbc and send report to me I can suggest medicines and further action.

Hello,

Type 2 can mostly be controlled without insulin.
Insulin might be needed in case of trauma or incase of faulty lifestyle.

Mr Amod, Diabetic neuropathy occurring in lower limbs can not be reversed, as damage to the nerve endings due hyperglycaemia is permanent. But further deterioration can be prevented by strict blood sugar control, and symptoms of neuropathy can be relieved by using certain drugs.
It will be better if you give details like current fasting and PP sugar levels, HbA1c% and drugs being taken with dosage and come in a private conversation then i can give specific suggestions.

Hi,
tamsulosin (tamiflu) being an alpha 1 receptor blocker, blocks the insulin independent glucose uptake, thereby causing hyperglycaemia. In your case, fasting sugar 250, the level of increase is little inappropriate, but still possible
so would suggest to do hba1c, closer check on sugars at varied timings of the day to check control.