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Yesterday my father sugar level is 54 which hypoglycemia but today about(19/06/2025) the sugar level is 433 doctor prescribed is not take insulin during food and cather is attached in bladder therefore he didn't walk ? Is it matter of worry to much
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this is the fluctuating sugars that need to be controlled first, They need titration of insulin, for that monitoring of blood sugar is a must, is already catheterised chances of infection,
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take nearby disbetologist advice
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You can recheck with blood sugar, you need to maintain a chart. If sugar levels are more than insulin in tight amounts can be given , revisit is required
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Yes. Very high sugars are a cause for concern. Kindly take him to an emergency department. I don't think an online consultation would be very helpful Take care
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Yes first control his Sugar then maintain it
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Yes it’s a matter to discuss with nearest Diabetologist’s in person.
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Pls feel free to call. Need detailed history.
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Yes its matter of worry if not treated properly, Need detail history, so please connect..
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Low sugar levels are dangerous and life threatening.. Pl have libra sensor , till such time insulin is titrated. Pl consult endocrinologist.
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Yes, a blood sugar level dropping to 54 mg/dL yesterday and then shooting up to 433 mg/dL today is a serious concern — especially in an elderly person who is immobile, catheterized, and likely dealing with other health conditions. What You Should Do Immediately 1. Consult your doctor urgently or go to a hospital if the symptoms worsen (confusion, drowsiness, dehydration, abdominal pain). 2. Repeat blood sugar levels regularly (every 4–6 hours). 3. Check for signs of infection: fever, burning urination, increased catheter output, or foul smell. 4. Request urgent blood tests: • CBC • Urine routine/microscopy • HbA1cKidney function • CRP (if infection is suspected) ⸻ ✅ Immediate Management Tips • Ensure consistent nutrition — avoid long gaps in meals. • Keep glucose powder/juice handy in case of low sugar again. • If insulin is withheld, it must be under strict medical advice. In some cases, short-acting insulin may still be needed to bring 433 down safely. • Ensure hydration is maintained unless contraindicated (heart/kidney issues). ⸻ ⚠️ Important: Fluctuating sugar levels in elderly patients can be life-threatening. If your father is not under close observation (hospital or home care), and the sugar is at 433 mg/dL, he needs to be seen by a physician immediately.
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Consult as soon as possible
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Do consult doctor for physical examination once and have a follow up.
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Yes..this level of variation harm ur body overlong time .. strict bd steady control of sugar is advise . .. consult near physician and get pre post BF , lunch and dinner sugar level and acc to that decide his body requirement of insulin .. use very acting insulin like glargine or degludec can used
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