Can Istamet 50/500 dose be increased in prediabetes? Hba1c has risen from 6.3 to 6.4 in past 1 year. FBS mostly remains high normal 100-110. PPBS remain 130-140. Weight is 52.4 kg, 72 yrs Can I take Istamet 50/500 (sitagliptin/metformin) two tabs once a day if I m not diabetic but have Prediabetes? Is it safe to take in early liver cirrhosis with no symptoms?
Hello doctor my age is 35 and i don't have diabetes. Can non diabetic person eat mango? I eat 8 mangoes daily in lunch and dinner. My query is eating too much mango is risky because it contains lots of sugar? Eating mangoes can risk of getting of diabetes? Please advice. Thanks
I am prediabetic,Require guidance for the same .How to control my condition,what food etc or tips I need to follow
Present day12/07/26 Fasting. 221 sugar And i am not raking any medicine previously i took but some tine it helped to reduce the sugar But it did not work later i was also not punctual in taking madicins
My fasting glucose was 70 mg/dL, but HbA1c was 5.7%. After 3–4 months of intermittent fasting/OMAD, HbA1c was still 5.8%. I was on mirtazapine 60 mg. My CBC showed Hb 14.9, RBC 5.89 million, MCV 76.4, MCH 25.3, RDW 16. Iron studies: serum iron 93 µg/dL, TIBC 305 µg/dL, transferrin saturation 30.5%, ferritin 88 ng/mL. Could this HbA1c be falsely elevated due to possible thalassemia trait or other RBC factors, or does this suggest true prediabetes despite a fasting glucose of 70?
I start my day with the word DIABETES and also ends with the same word.Sometimes, I get saturated with it.Now, wonder HOW WOULD A DIABETIC FEEL LIVING WITH THE DISEASE AND FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ALWAYS GOING AT THE BACK OF MIND.Are my Sugar/Blood glucose values ok? Whether ...
Insulin, this word creates panic among almost all Diabetic patients ( Whether Type 1 or Type 2 Diabetes)As a Diabetologist, I see many Diabetic patients coming to me, controlled or Uncontrolled. Most of them have these questions in mind.Do I need Insulin?Will my insulin be ...
A Diabetic or simply sugar patient should follow four principles to keep sugars under control and keep complications away.Physical activity - Atleast 30-40 minutes of physical activity per day should be done for five days of a week.Dietary Restrictions - The key word ...
Recent evidence suggests that diets high in sugar (from sucrose and/or high-fructose corn syrup) not only increase the risk of NAFLD, but also non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH). Clinical studies suggest that reducing sugary beverages and total fructose intake, especially from added sugars, ...
Many diabetics and obese patients believe that oats are a healthy breakfast option. Before switching to oats from wholesome Indian breakfasts let's understand oats. There are 3 types of oats steel cut, rolled and the quick cooking ones.Steel cut oats are chewy and take a long time to cook ...
