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Diabetes without Medications
I am 32 years old diabetic and started taking medications 6 months ago...PP random sugat was 248 at first time..after 2 months I started feeling low sugar symptoms and tried multiple medicines...still sometime am feeling heavy hunger but now low sugar...but having fear it may lead to low sugar and dizziness..last month results..
Fasting 140
PP 250
HBA1C 7.4
BMI 21.5
Cpeptide test Fasting 2.23 ng/ml
Cpeptide test Pp 6.74 ng/ml
Current medications :
Intaglip M - Vildagliptin 50 mg...2 times daily...
My question...
I was feeling good without medicines 6 months before even I may had diabtes...for my age Can I maintain diet and exercise(strengh training) to manage diabetes without any medications atleast for next 2 years???
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We need to evaluate for diabetes complications. Please consult.
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High blood sugars though they may not show any symptoms, effect different organs of the body. They do so very slowly and thus many people do not know that they have diabetes.
Only after the blood Sugars have affected the organs to a high degree do we start getting symptoms.
By that time a lot of damage has already taken place.
If you stop your medications now the damage which has already taken place, which may have started getting repaired while you were taking medications, will again start.
Yes, you will need to keep on consulting a doctor, and it will take time, for us to come at a dosage which will be good for you.
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Of course you can. You must try a good diet and fitness change plan. Diabetes remission is possible and should be tried
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HbA1C is slightly high .. little modification in medicine should help
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