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Suggest Ways To Control Sugar Levels
Hello Dr. I am Jaydeep Fumakiya. I am 24 year young. And I am suffering from diabetes since 3 years. I had been consulted many dialectologist but I am still not satisfied with their treatment. Because any every time initially I got good control of the blood sugar level but there after I have to increase the dose of the medicine and insulin. Right now I am taking the drugs as per the below schedule. Morning : 1 TB glimisave M2 & 12 units of insulin Noon : Vysov 50 and glucobay 50 Night : 1 TB triglimisave 2,& 10 units of insulin. (huminsulin 30/70) And my last FBS REPORT IS 163 & ++ in urin. So tell me what should I do to improve the control of sugar levels?? Please help me out.......
Mon, 9 Mar 2015
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It can sometimes be difficult to control blood sugar levels. It depends on diet, activity and medications.
Your readings would be affected by your meals so you may want to consider a profile for a few days to look at your response to your meals. This would include fastings, premeal and 2 hour post meal readings.
Consultation with a nutritionist may also help. Diabetics on insulin can give varied insulin doses according to the amount of carbohydrates in the particular meal. This would help to control your readings.
A nutritionist would be able to show how to count your carbohydrates and working with your doctor , help you determine exactly how much insulin you need.
I hope this helps
It can sometimes be difficult to control blood sugar levels. It depends on diet, activity and medications.
Your readings would be affected by your meals so you may want to consider a profile for a few days to look at your response to your meals. This would include fastings, premeal and 2 hour post meal readings.
Consultation with a nutritionist may also help. Diabetics on insulin can give varied insulin doses according to the amount of carbohydrates in the particular meal. This would help to control your readings.
A nutritionist would be able to show how to count your carbohydrates and working with your doctor , help you determine exactly how much insulin you need.
I hope this helps
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