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Diabetic results
Hello sir
My father age 54 he was taking below tablets for bp and sugar.
.last month his rbs 230
Today fbs 160 rbs 360
Ctd at 12.5mg
Glimiprime m2 he using .
Can u change any tablet pls and my father dosent have patience he will not lesson anything if we suggest also
We will irate him becoz sometime in a week 2 days times he will drink alcohol 300 ml..
May I know alcohol increases sugar or not pls clarify me ...
And since 15 days he was eating dates becoz general he will not eat and friuts also he not interested becoz of Ramzan we eat dates at home hence was also eating per day around 3 to 4 dates
Pls advice about alcohol and dates
Thanks team doctors
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Dr. Varunchandra Alur
Endocrinologist
10 yrs exp
Davanagere
Yes alcohol, dates and fruits will increase the sugars. Instead of controlling diet only increasing medicines will lead to low sugars at unexpected time. So it’s best to control diet if still not improving can increase the medicines.
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