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Here attaching my sugar report as I have continuously pulling pain in left hand so done with sugar test as I am a diabetic patient awaiting for your reference
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FBS 90.1 mg/dL and PPBS 109 mg/dL are within normal range.
Left hand pulling pain may be due to neuropathy, cervical spondylosis, muscle strain or vitamin deficiency.
Tests advised:
* HbA1c
* CBC
* Vitamin B12 & Vitamin D
* Serum Calcium
* Thyroid profile
* Renal function test
* X-ray Cervical Spine (if persistent pain/numbness)
Advice:
Maintain diabetic diet, regular exercise, proper posture and hydration.
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Consult with reports for further evaluation and treatment planning.
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Sir you need to get a consultation done.
Pulling pain in leg could be due to a lot of reasons.
The current sugar report shows good control, but it is only
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Need more details to understand your pain
Sugars are within normal range
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Teleconsult
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Pulling pain in left hand is s just vague explanation of symptoms . You have not localise the pain , what intensity , what type of pain: it it burning or muscular , or is just tingling sensation . You adding the pain with your current disease T2DM , any specific cause just you think about it .
Okk let’s talk about your left hand pain , as sugar is control , sugar not directly causing pain even muscular pain , neurological, vascular and other of pain can associated with diabetes . If the pain is localised to hand only it may be carpal tunnel syndrome only , other possibilities may present
go for NCV test , ESR . Take analgesic for 5 days with PPI
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Give proper history which medicine you are taking . Blood sugar report you attached is normal
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The reason can be from a vast number of causes
. Multiple things got to be ruled out to be definitely sure about it. Your sugar report seems to be normal.
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contact for a one on one consultation and discussion regarding the same
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Time
Duration of pain
Medication history
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Consult In Opd
get relavent test
EGG BP
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Have light food
avoide spicy food
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Hi, Please Do ECG . At present you can take muscle relaxant. Pain is less likely because of Diabetic condition . Ur report is good 👍..sugar is well controlled . You Can me connect for further information
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Please share when do you have pain? Is it during day time or night time?
Is the pain in the full hand or any particular place. Do the pain is constant or radiating from the shoulder?
Pain increases or decreases with activities?
What is your profession or working?
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please book online consultation and share the Vitals, including BMI.
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Reports are within normal limits
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Tab Norfloxacine 400 mg x bd
Plainly of fluid
Continue with same treatment with antidaibetic
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
Pulmonologist
46 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Pl do Hba1c. Pl consult cardiologist..
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Dr. Vetsa Sri Krishna Chaitanya
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Rajahmundry
Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Dr. Abhinav Tiwari
Diabetologist
7 yrs exp
Etawah
Do HbA1c
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