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My Suger FBS-126 and PP 184 and Hb1ac-7.4.my Doctor suggest me long acting insulin one shot per day(12 unit) for 3 month with existing medicin.Dr said that it is beneficial and prevent organ damage and also beneficial for Pancreas.I am confuse what should i do.please.
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Diabetes or sugar in layman language we call it rust
Just like rust eats iron slowly
Sameway diabetes eat ur nerves slowly
Insulin at present no need
Meds n proper abstinence can control ur sugar
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It depends on your other parameters and lifestyle .
But medications and lifestyle changes can be chosen first and then assess progress
For further management please book a consultation
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It’s helpful in effectively controlling sugar . Take the insulin in morning before breakfast and control your diet with adequate protein intake and avoid sweets and any type of sugar or juices .
Take a retest if this is 3 months prior report and consult the physician along with prior report to modify the insulin dosage or stop if well controlled
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Insulin not required
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Kindly consult for proper evaluation and treatment.
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Insulin as per guidelines is to be started at an hba1c of more than 9 . In your situation to comment , we would need the list of meds your on . Based on those meds , it would be feasible to advice whether to add meds and get your hba1c under control or take a call on starting insulin
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Dr. Chaithra H
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Bangalore
Diabetes .
Brisk walk 30 minutes per day.
Diabetic diet.
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Dr. Umesh Kumar Sah
Endocrinologist
9 yrs exp
Lucknow
Try to keep blood glucose in normal range along with Hba1c less than 7. Type of therapy doesn’t matter lot what matter is your blood glucose control along with other parameters …
Next Steps
Visit an endocrinologist for comprehensive check up..
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
Pulmonologist
46 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Pl share your prescription. Insulin’s can be postponed. Pl consult.
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Dr. Gaurav Jaiswal
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Jhansi
Avoid fried food and spicy food
Water intake more
Green leafy vegetables and fruits
Fiber meal
Do connect and consult
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