Weight gain

2023-07-02 03:54:44
From last year to now I m under medication for diabetes (blood sugar). Recent check up the level is 112. But I became so thin from the day when this disease started. I m 46 kg now. I want to gain some weight..is it possible doctor? If yes then I will consult to u
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Yes you can gain some weight, it's nothing to worry , just keep in continuous glucose monitoring
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u can keep consulting your diabetologist and dietician

Answered2023-07-03 16:37:16

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Yes possible

Answered2023-07-03 12:51:26

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Kindly consult

Answered2023-07-02 06:50:41

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Hi., I can understand your concern. You can gain weight by taking adequate protein. Do TFT.

Answered2023-07-06 15:19:00

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Possible to gain .Need detail history and ongoing medicines

Answered2023-07-05 15:23:37

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Weight loss in diabetes is the result of many factors. Medications used / type of diabetes / diet followers etc What is your height and BMI? You can calculate BMI online if you like . Take a proper consult

Answered2023-07-03 15:44:24

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Yes possible, consult me

Answered2023-07-02 03:56:28

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