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Why The Blood Sugar Level Is High?
HI doctor, Good evening
I am mohammed ali, 47 yrs nw, working presently as principal of a school in gulf. I am diabetic for last 11 yrs. presently my height is 164cm n wt 58Kg. I have been using daonil mostly since affected by the disease. For around 8-9 yrs i could manage almost the mormalcy with 2.5 mg, then i had to use 2.5mg twice a day for 2-3 yrs. Last two yrs i had to increase the dosage to 5mg twice, with luch and dinner ( that was my practice). for the last 3 months i feel wide fluctuations despite reducing food and using 5mg 3times. the level sm times went up to 353mg.
2 days before, my fasting blood assessment with the following details marked high. FB sugar i s 9.3 nmol, TDIL 21.4 u mol/L, ALT 80 IU/L, LD P 510IU/L, , and AMY7 100U/L and CHOL 3.39 mmol/L marked low. I hav noticed that some of my liver function readings like ALT alwys were high for the last 10 yrs. i take 3 iidlies as breakfast, 2 chappatis for lunch n dinner with mostly nothing other than sugarless black tea in between. KIndly advise me
I am mohammed ali, 47 yrs nw, working presently as principal of a school in gulf. I am diabetic for last 11 yrs. presently my height is 164cm n wt 58Kg. I have been using daonil mostly since affected by the disease. For around 8-9 yrs i could manage almost the mormalcy with 2.5 mg, then i had to use 2.5mg twice a day for 2-3 yrs. Last two yrs i had to increase the dosage to 5mg twice, with luch and dinner ( that was my practice). for the last 3 months i feel wide fluctuations despite reducing food and using 5mg 3times. the level sm times went up to 353mg.
2 days before, my fasting blood assessment with the following details marked high. FB sugar i s 9.3 nmol, TDIL 21.4 u mol/L, ALT 80 IU/L, LD P 510IU/L, , and AMY7 100U/L and CHOL 3.39 mmol/L marked low. I hav noticed that some of my liver function readings like ALT alwys were high for the last 10 yrs. i take 3 iidlies as breakfast, 2 chappatis for lunch n dinner with mostly nothing other than sugarless black tea in between. KIndly advise me
Wed, 11 Jun 2014
Hello,
It is a normal course of events in a life of a diabetic suffering from type 2 diabetes.
It occurs because of gradual destruction of beta cells of your pancreas as your age advances which results in progressive rise in your blood sugar levels.
These beta cells are responsible for production of endogenous insulin which controls your sugar levels and gradually a stage is reached where oral antidiabetics are no more effective and ypu need to take injectable insulin.
You must make all efforts to control your diabetes so as to avoid future micro as well as macro vascular complications.
Consult a doctor and take proper anti diabetic medicines.
HIgh ALT levels are due to high blood sugar levels.
Do regular aerobic exercises for 45 minutes a day.
Shed your weight and be in your normal range of BMI.
Observe dietary controls as advised.
Thanks
It is a normal course of events in a life of a diabetic suffering from type 2 diabetes.
It occurs because of gradual destruction of beta cells of your pancreas as your age advances which results in progressive rise in your blood sugar levels.
These beta cells are responsible for production of endogenous insulin which controls your sugar levels and gradually a stage is reached where oral antidiabetics are no more effective and ypu need to take injectable insulin.
You must make all efforts to control your diabetes so as to avoid future micro as well as macro vascular complications.
Consult a doctor and take proper anti diabetic medicines.
HIgh ALT levels are due to high blood sugar levels.
Do regular aerobic exercises for 45 minutes a day.
Shed your weight and be in your normal range of BMI.
Observe dietary controls as advised.
Thanks
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