Hi, Age -31 , Male My HBA1C trend - 2023-6 2024-5.8 2025-5.4 2026 august-5.7 2026 September -5.7 Fasting sugar always 90-99 Average blood glucose around 117 Recently I did fasting insulin in September - 16uU/ml Calculated HOMA IR - above 3 My question is - Is this a sign of early insulin resistance? I have BMI of 20. How can I reverse if it is early insulin resistance? My parents and grandparents are diagnosed with T2DM
My Tsh is 9.120 my free t4 is 1.20 anti tpo antibodies is 72.2 should I strat medicine of thyroid or how much mcg will I start I am not pregnant not planning for future
Doctor, my sister had colon cancer surgery 3 years ago, and a part of her large intestine was removed. Since then, whenever she eats, she gets the urge to pass stools immediately. She is passing stools around 10–15 times a day, sometimes even after drinking water. She has also had diabetes for the past 10 years and has been using insulin. Her blood sugar is currently high 400, and you have advised us to bring it down. She also has piles. currently having treatment for her stitches open and have minor operation for that Could you please advise us on what foods she should eat and what foods she should avoid? We need a diet plan that is suitable for her diabetes, frequent bowel movements, colon surgery, and piles.
I wake up at 5 am drink 200 ml tea mild sugar added at 5 30 am and than eat meal 2 medium rotis with 200 ml curd and onion chutney at 8 30 am and after this meal check blood at lab at 10 5 am it was 66 than I eat nothing and drink noting at 2 pm blood sugar was 89 and at 10 5 am test time triglycerides 378 vldl 75 non hdl 145 ldl 69 hdl 40 should I get more tests or is this normal
Fasting sugar is always under 120 and post prandial is under 200 by the test of glucometer. And HbA1C test is 5.6 by lab test. The question is that Is she a diabetic
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