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Low Sugar problem Diabetic Covid patient
My father had been diagnosed with covid 2days before and is under home isolation,he is a diabetic and blood pressure patient. Today morning his sugar was very low 49 and in afternoon it was 80 and after that it is 75. Please help, how to normalise/regulate his sugar. What can we do at home to control it and please suggest any medicine if possible. He is not keeping well please respond as quickly as possible ,Thank you 🙏🙏
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Kindly write down his present medications for dose adjustments keep him hydrated with lime with sugar and monitor his glucose level for 24 hrs
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give a small meal every 2 hrs
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24 hr glucose monitoring required
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Contact for details and treatment tab or insulin
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