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Having high bp, hba1c is high, having an enlarged prostate but no significant symptoms , having neuropathic problems on my feet
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Please consult a urologist physically. Continue meds for hypertension, diabetes.
Connect online with me for further guidance with details of duration of hypertension and diabetes and meds being taken.
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You have a cluster of conditions â hypertension, high HbA1c (poorly controlled diabetes), enlarged prostate, and diabetic peripheral neuropathy â that are all interconnected. Poorly controlled blood sugar is likely driving both the neuropathy and worsening the other conditions. Getting HbA1c into a better range is the most impactful thing you can do right now.
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See a physician for a comprehensive review of all medications, BP control, and blood sugar management. A urologist review for the prostate is also advisable even without significant symptoms. Please consult me directly on Practo for a detailed evaluation.
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Usually happen in diabetic patient, control your sugar, for burning sensation consult with me
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These are common in elderly diabetics and are manageable.
Control BP and sugar and foot care is the key.
A consultation can coordinate tests and meds. Feel free to book one.
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No need to worry about ur prostate unless u have urinary symptoms.
Kindly connect with me here for further evaluation and management.
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please let me know the values of your BP reading and hba1c. what medications are you using.
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kindly connect with me in Practo.
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Neuropathic problems are very common with diabetes. If you do not have any urinary problems then medications for prostrate is not advised.
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Kindly consult for further evaluation and management
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Try to keep the blood sugar under control and avoid intake of excess sugar and salt.
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It’s diabetic neuropathy
Diabetes Control and Bp should should be mainten
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