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Cancer survivor and diabetes
Hi doctors, My mother is 55 years old, and we recently learned that she has diabetes. Concern is that she is a cancer survivor (was declared cancer-free in April 2023) and is currently taking oral medication. Her teeth have also weakened as a result of radiation and chemotherapy, so she is having them out, and wounds normally heal. She had a full body checkup last year, and everything was fine, but now we're wondering how she acquired these high levels and what we can do to manage her diet and all. She will meet with the doctor this evening. But meanwhile please suggest and let me know what we should do in order to manage and control her levels. Thanks 🙏
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HBA1 C too high. Given the blood sugar level of 242 mg/dL, if this patient has type 2 diabetes: • Start with Metformin unless contraindicated. • Lifestyle Modifications: Diet and exercise. • Regular Monitoring: SMBG and periodic HbA1c. For further queries or guidance whatsapp nine three seven zero two eight four three seven six.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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She will be started on oral diabetic medications, to bring the glucose levels in control.
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new onset diabetes is not uncommon in post chemo-radiation status.
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