My mother has been diagnosed with
diabetes for the past 22 years. Last year, she started experiencing abdominal pain, which was found to be due to appendicitis. In February, she had surgery to remove her appendix. The biopsy showed LAMN. After the surgery, her glucose levels returned to normal. However, after some time, she began to experience pain in one leg, which was diagnosed as sciatica. Currently, she has experienced a lot of relief and is almost recovered. Her orthopedic doctor prescribed pregabalin to help with nerve repair for the sciatica. As soon as she started taking that medication, she began feeling low energy, and her blood glucose levels increased significantly. Her
fasting blood sugar is approximately 270 mg/dL, and her post-meal levels are around 370 mg/dL. We are looking for ways to manage her diabetes and bring her glucose levels back to normal. She currently takes 30 units of lantus in morning and 15 units thrice a day of fiasp.