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After delivery problem
Hello doctor,I delivered my second baby august 2021,.after that my b.p was high for three months and normalised.now I am not under medication I regularly check b.p most of the time it is normal and sometimes goes up to 140/90. I am breastfeeding I am feeling very weak.after delivery I was 74 now I am only 65.checked my blood sugar in morning 9.00 o clock had only milk at 7.00 am.it was 90.then evening my random blood sugar is 111.how to strengthen myself I am feeling very low sometimes anxious.please help.what should I eat.i fear that I got diabetes.pleass help
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Strt exercise
If ur lactating hv calcium supplements regularly
Hv a good protein rich diet
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