Stevia and sugar
Hi Doctor? Is stevia is best alternative of sugar and jaggery? It is natural, zero-calorie sugar? Need ur advice. Thanks
Hi Doctor? Is stevia is best alternative of sugar and jaggery? It is natural, zero-calorie sugar? Need ur advice. Thanks
My Hba1c is 5.80 i am not able to lose weight at all after delivery i am doing all type of diets but not able to lose weight at all my inch loss is happening and i am very active on workouts and i am taking magnesium and omega 3 supplements can you suggest on this and my cortisol was normal My delivery was on 2023 with twins that time my weight was112 and now 87 but still no weight it is concerning me a lot
I m breastfeeding mom my baby is 3 month old. I just wanted to know that empanoram L 25 , geminor mp2 and glucoryl mv2 is safe for breastfeeding mom . Dr suggest me this 3 medicine for sugar control. My fasting sugar iss 200 and pp is 233, my tsh is 4. Kindly suggest
Hello Doctor, I am a 30-year-old male. My mother has diabetes, and I am concerned about my own risk. For approximately 8 years, I drank tea 8–10 times a day because I was experiencing depression. I often drank tea immediately after waking up on an empty stomach. For the last 3 years, I have been experiencing the following symptoms: Dry skin Unintentional weight and muscle loss Fatigue Brain fog Headaches upon waking up No morning erections Tinnitus (ringing in the ears) My random blood sugar levels before and after meals and my HbA1c are normal. I have the following questions: Can I still have diabetes despite normal blood sugar and HbA1c results? Could I have insulin resistance or prediabetes? Could drinking tea 8–10 times daily for 8 years have contributed to my symptoms? Could tinnitus be related to any of these symptoms? Which investigations should I undergo to identify the cause of my symptoms? I would appreciate your advice on the most appropriate tests. Thank
I am 17 weeks pregnant and was diagnosed with diabetes by OGTT at around 2 months of pregnancy. My fasting sugars are consistently <95 mg/dL, but sometimes my post-meal values are high (highest 178 mg/dL). Initially, I managed it with diet, but my endocrinologist started NovoRapid due to occasional high 1-hour post-meal readings. I currently take 4 units before breakfast, 9 units before lunch, and 9 units before dinner, and I am not taking any oral diabetes medications. I’ve noticed that my home glucometer readings are often 15–20 mg/dL higher than laboratory results, and I sometimes experience symptoms suggestive of low blood sugar. Could this glucometer difference affect insulin dosing? Is it normal for NovoRapid requirements to increase as pregnancy progresses?