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Control diabetes after surgery

2020-10-18 12:12:19
Before two days he had surgery. At that time diabetes is in control. But after surgery doctor suggested only light food like dal-rice , khichdi. Now today diabetes is increased. How to control it. Please suggest. I am in very tension. Because it will affect on ruse of surgery area?
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Ok no need to worry kindly monitor ur sugars regularly. If sugars are above the target range FBS 120 PPBS 140-180 then need to increase ur medicines. U might as well go back to ur previous dose. With all these maintain ur diet and exercise. If still not controlled need to consult.
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