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Need Treatment For Over Weight
Hi my mom used to take mamicrom 30 mg with gilezed she was fine but she was failed to control blood suger on normal range . Now she has switch to other diebetic pills she has gain a lot weight but her suger is normal please I help me . She not feel well with over weight she always complaint for over weight Wat should I do
Mon, 19 May 2014
Hi, Welcome to Health care magic forum.
Diabetes is a disease where the sugars are not absorbed int the tissues, and not stored in tissues, so when diabetes is not under control by medicines, weight gain is not there.
When she has changed the drugs, the sugar is under control means what ever she eats is absorbed into the tissues, and there is weight gain.
As a whole, it appears that she is taking more of calories.
I advise you to control the diet for controlling the diabetes and weight gain.
Minimize taking the calories, fats, fries, oils, ice cream, and junk foods.
Ask her to do any work in front of her, what ever the work may be .
Let her practice, yoga, morning walk, etc.
Ask her to sleep for limited hours, let her practice late to bed and early to rise. Ask her to avoid day time sleep.
Wishing for a quick and complete recovery. Thank you.
Diabetes is a disease where the sugars are not absorbed int the tissues, and not stored in tissues, so when diabetes is not under control by medicines, weight gain is not there.
When she has changed the drugs, the sugar is under control means what ever she eats is absorbed into the tissues, and there is weight gain.
As a whole, it appears that she is taking more of calories.
I advise you to control the diet for controlling the diabetes and weight gain.
Minimize taking the calories, fats, fries, oils, ice cream, and junk foods.
Ask her to do any work in front of her, what ever the work may be .
Let her practice, yoga, morning walk, etc.
Ask her to sleep for limited hours, let her practice late to bed and early to rise. Ask her to avoid day time sleep.
Wishing for a quick and complete recovery. Thank you.
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