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 dr prescribed me clomaphene for hair fall for 3 months,my Testosterone is already 600, if I stop clomaphene after 3 months,will my testosterone come back to 600 or will it go down?
I have been diagnosed with high BP and diabetes. I am attaching the report. BP is 150–100. I want to control diabetes and, if it could be reversed, even better. I have 3–4 drinks often in the evening. I need some type of medicine that does not interact with it, and for BP, what medicine can I take? I am ready to start working out to lose weight, so some medicine would be even better to increase my energy levels. I work in a bank and have a sedentary and high-stress lifestyle.
My Tsh is 0.7 and anti tpo antibodies are 600 My current dosage is 100mcg What dosage should be taken How to decrease antibodies Pls suggest
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.
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