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Morning dizziness & nausea
My granny feels dizziness & nausea in the morning but she is fine in late afternoon and evening. She has high sugar & low haemoglobin. She didn't done any physical activity throughout the day. I will make paid consultation of it as shows results . Please do help.
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Hi,
Had you done with fasting and 2hr post parandial blood sugar test?
HbA1C test ??
It would be better if you send me the report as the trend is changing report is obvious to conclude final statement.
Do one thing just check the morning blood sugar level ,it must be low as the sugar exhausted till morning
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Next Steps
go for Fasting and post parandial blood sugar level
HbA1C test is must
record morning blood sugar level
Health Tips
strictly follow anti diabetes diet
with plenty of water
30 minute brisk walk with cover footts(not with bare foot)
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Hello, reason u only mentioned diabitic, anemic,.
CONSULT your treating doc.
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Before going to sleep
Give her a cup of milk and two to four BRITANIYA MARRY BISUITS.
AS DIRING SLEEP ALL GLUCOSE EXAUHSTED N SHE BECOMES HYPOGLYCEIMIC THIS IS THE FOR MOST CAUSE. SHE MUST BE TREATED FOR ANEMIA ALSO. SO U CAN DO THIS.
BP to monitor.
Eye check-up.
NO NEED TO CONSULT FOR THIS. OK.
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