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Black Fungus
This is my father's sugar report.is this uncontrolled?He has recovered from Covid.Did not take any steroids.was in home isolation. Is he still prone to Black Fungus?
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Yes it is raised.
You need someone to look at you consistently to manage it
I think I can be if help here having managed quite some cases of diabetes
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Fasting and PPBS report fairly normal but his HbA1C is high indicating that last 3 months blood sugar was high. Since he is recovered from covid and not on steroid now controlled sugar less chance for mucormycosis. But he need to control blood sugar and need follow up for usual blood sugar monitoring.
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have regular blood sugar and cardiac and renal monitoring periodically
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HbAic test after, 3 months
self monitoring glucose with glucometer and charting.
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