Recently on 11 feb my exam paper gone bad . I m in heavy depression. Smoking 10 cigg per day. 8 March I stopped smoking. 12 th March psycho doc suggest me quetiapine 50 mg . After 1 dose of this med I become unconscious. I throw the medicine. Then my chest pain started in left side. And therefore small dizziness is started . In 1 April by consult of doc. ECG is normal . Glucose , triglyceride , cholesterol is hiked.
Medicine - sucralfate. Atrovastatin 20 mg, vitmatin b syrup, pantop,
By taking medicine . Chest pain is improved . But in empty stomach dizziness and weakness is started. After taking meal dizziness go away. Now burning sensation in feet and hand . Tomorrow test result
Glucose after meal- 308
Triglyceride and cholesterol are decreasing
Hba1c - 10.1
Sir please suggest me it is because of nicotine withdrawl or something else.
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Hi, My father's age is 60 years old. He does not have any bp or any issues other than sugar level spikes but his hb1ac always comes normal. Today he checked his blood fasting blood sugar level by using Accuchek Blood Sugar Machine it came 137 mg/dL and after 2 hours of having food the sugar level came to 113 mg/dL. It has always seen that his fasting sugar always high but limited to 139 mg/dL(the highest level till today). When this issue happened we opted for hb1ac test, which also came normal. Is he having diabetes, should he have to start medications?.
For the past 3 days when I come back from work in the evening I am feeling a little dizzy, my head spins for some time and I sleep then it will be fine and again comes back the next day. Need help.
