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Sugar levels high after eating
I have fasting sugar between 100-110 and pp sugar between 150-165 .
Do i need to take medication .
I feel fatigued and sleepy mist of the time .
Have pain in legs .
I am obese and have sedentary lifestyle .
Should i try with changing lifestyle for 3 months before starting the medicene
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Lifestyle changes will help and get hba1c test done to see the level
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No need of medicines
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Yes do exercise and walking 30 mins daily... Start with diabetic diet... Try in reducing weight
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Dr. Raveendran S R
Diabetologist
16 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi., I can understand your concern.
Yes , plan for regular exercise and walking with proper diet for two weeks.
Redo test and review, based on results we can plan further.
Kindly plan for
Lipid profile
Vit d and b12
CBC
Lft
Rft
TSH
TFT also.
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Dr. Chaithra H
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Bangalore
It is still impaired glucose tolerance.
Do brisk walk daily 30 minutes per day
Avoid oily foods , junk foods and nonveg food if you use it.
Start diet plan.
For detailed information please consult.
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