Constatnt increase diabetis

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Asked for Female, 42 Years

I hv 417 diabetis increasing day by day...the diabetis is genetically...and i dont want to take insuline to decrease my diabetis

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Dr. Harini Reddy General Physician 17 yrs exp Hyderabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Harini Reddy

General Physician 17 yrs exp Hyderabad

If I am not wrong you are trying to tell that you are suffering from type 1diabetes & currently taking insulin. As of now there is no alternative treatment other than insulin for type one diabetes. But regarding the question that you are having raised sugars, one of the cause is becoming overweight or taking insufficient dose of insulin.

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