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30 year old, diagnosed with diabetes after angioplasty. Taken meto er, Rozat, Ecosprin. Is it due to medicines?
hi Sir I am 30yr old, after my Angioplasty i am using Meto er25, Rozat 10mg & Ecosprin150. Recently I got diabetic in this age is this is because of these medicines. Now my Dr changed Rozat 10mg & Ecosprin150, Ramitorva, Clodrel & Meto er25 are using now.So can you tell why I got Diabetic at this age & do I need any further check up now?
Asked On : Tue, 17 Jul 2012
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You must have had severe insulin resistance at the time of angioplasty which ultimately got precipitated now and resulted in diabetes.
You may recheck your blood sugar levels to confirm your diabetes.
Thanks
You must have had severe insulin resistance at the time of angioplasty which ultimately got precipitated now and resulted in diabetes.
You may recheck your blood sugar levels to confirm your diabetes.
Thanks
Answered: Tue, 17 Jul 2012
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Dear sir/madam
Usually dyslipedemia, hyperglycemia and hypertension are the components of metabolic syndrome.
Usually due to envirnmental stress, or due to medicines or strong family history of diabetes usually predisposes to development of diabetes.
There is one more possibility, you might be having prediabetes you might not be know it. It might get precipitated now due to stress or some other issues.
So dont worry just start taking medicines as adviced by your doctor.
Thanks
Usually dyslipedemia, hyperglycemia and hypertension are the components of metabolic syndrome.
Usually due to envirnmental stress, or due to medicines or strong family history of diabetes usually predisposes to development of diabetes.
There is one more possibility, you might be having prediabetes you might not be know it. It might get precipitated now due to stress or some other issues.
So dont worry just start taking medicines as adviced by your doctor.
Thanks
Answered: Tue, 27 Aug 2013
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