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  1. Asked: February 1, 2024In: Diabetes

    My father has been suffering from diabetes Type-2 for the past 12 years. He has…

    Dr. Divya Rohra
    Dr. Divya Rohra
    Added an answer on February 1, 2024 at 8:33 pm

    It is important to talk to a doctor about any Ayurvedic, herbal or over-the-counter medicines you wish to take. These medicines may react with insulin or anti-diabetic medicines you may already be taking. The management of diabetes Type-2 involves proper blood sugar control supplemented with dietaryRead more

    It is important to talk to a doctor about any Ayurvedic, herbal or over-the-counter medicines you wish to take. These medicines may react with insulin or anti-diabetic medicines you may already be taking.

    The management of diabetes Type-2 involves proper blood sugar control supplemented with dietary and lifestyle changes. Your doctor may advise dietary and lifestyle changes depending on your sugar levels and symptoms.

    Do not self medicate or abruptly stop taking insulin or other medicines the doctor has prescribed. This may worsen your symptoms. There may not be an instant cure or remedy for diabetes, but regular exercise, yoga, healthy meals, and doctor prescribed medication can help manage the sugar levels.

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  2. Asked: February 1, 2024In: Diabetes

    I have Type 2 diabetes, and my sugar level is not coming back to the…

    Dr. Mayuri Pandey, MBBS
    Dr. Mayuri Pandey, MBBS
    Added an answer on February 1, 2024 at 5:20 pm

    It would be best if you do not add, remove or change the dosage of any of your medicines on your own. Please consult a diabetologist as soon as possible. An expert will have access to your medical history, recent reports of FBS (Fasting blood sugar), HbA1c (Haemoglobin A1c), and PPBS (Postprandial gRead more

    It would be best if you do not add, remove or change the dosage of any of your medicines on your own. Please consult a diabetologist as soon as possible. An expert will have access to your medical history, recent reports of FBS (Fasting blood sugar), HbA1c (Haemoglobin A1c), and PPBS (Postprandial glucose test) tests.
    This information will help your doctor to analyse and prescribe suitable prescriptions for your current condition. Making any changes to the current dosage without your doctor’s approval can be harmful.

    For the future, make alterations in your lifestyle. Choose a healthy lifestyle with a balanced diet and regular exercise. Keeping a regular check on your blood sugar level can help.

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  3. Asked: February 1, 2024In: Diabetes

    My brother is 61 years and has had diabetes for the past 13 years. Recently,…

    Dr. Tuhina Mishra
    Dr. Tuhina Mishra
    Added an answer on February 1, 2024 at 4:11 pm

    Diabetes may cause several complications related to the heart. High blood sugar levels can damage the walls of the blood vessels in the heart. The damage can lead to the deposition of fat-like substances present in the bloodstream, which can affect the blood supply to the heart. This can result in bRead more

    Diabetes may cause several complications related to the heart. High blood sugar levels can damage the walls of the blood vessels in the heart. The damage can lead to the deposition of fat-like substances present in the bloodstream, which can affect the blood supply to the heart. This can result in blockage. A part of the heart supplied by this vessel may get affected. Thus, resulting in the blockage.

    However, since proper action was taken on time, he could recover well. Diabetes can be managed with proper lifestyle modifications and medical management. Simple regular exercises like brisk walking for 20-30 mins per day, yoga, and inculcating a healthy lifestyle can prolong life and help him keep his blood sugar levels in check.

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  4. Asked: February 1, 2024In: Diabetes

    I was diagnosed with diabetes Type-2 six months back. I am taking medicines regularly and…

    Dr. Tuhina Mishra
    Dr. Tuhina Mishra
    Added an answer on February 1, 2024 at 9:12 am

    Hair loss can have several reasons, ranging from physical and mental stress on one spectrum to diabetes on another. Losing less than 100 strands of hair a day is normal and nothing to worry about. Diabetes may lead to significant hair loss, especially if your diabetes is not under control. Type 2 diRead more

    Hair loss can have several reasons, ranging from physical and mental stress on one spectrum to diabetes on another. Losing less than 100 strands of hair a day is normal and nothing to worry about.

    Diabetes may lead to significant hair loss, especially if your diabetes is not under control.
    Type 2 diabetes is often diagnosed late. Hence, it might be possible that you have had high sugar levels for quite some time now but have only been diagnosed recently.

    High blood sugar levels destroy the blood vessels supplying nutrients to the hair roots. Hair thinning and hair loss are common among people with diabetes. However, the hair tends to grow back naturally in most people.

    Significant hair loss causing bald patches despite following a healthy lifestyle and being consistent with your medications might need some special attention from experts.

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  5. Asked: February 1, 2024In: Diabetes

    Hi, I am 20-years-old, and I have had Type 1 diabetes for the last three…

    Dr. Mayuri Pandey, MBBS
    Dr. Mayuri Pandey, MBBS
    Added an answer on February 1, 2024 at 2:50 am

    Type 1 diabetes is common at a young age. In fact, it is also known as juvenile diabetes or insulin-dependent diabetes. Presently, there is no permanent cure for Type 1 diabetes. You have to take insulin as prescribed by your doctor lifelong, as this is basically supplementing the lack of insulin inRead more

    Type 1 diabetes is common at a young age. In fact, it is also known as juvenile diabetes or insulin-dependent diabetes. Presently, there is no permanent cure for Type 1 diabetes. You have to take insulin as prescribed by your doctor lifelong, as this is basically supplementing the lack of insulin in the body.
    But yes, you can keep a check on your glucose levels by following a healthy lifestyle and a balanced diet. Food high in carbohydrates can raise your blood sugar level. So focus more on protein and healthy fat intake.
    The government is taking steps to include Type 1 diabetics to be able to get a disability certificate; however, it’s not clear as to what states have this facility available as of now.

    Read more about treatment of Type 1 Diabetes in India

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  6. Asked: February 1, 2024In: Diabetes

    I am a 51 years old man. I have had diabetes (type-2) for the past…

    Dr. Divya Rohra
    Dr. Divya Rohra
    Added an answer on February 1, 2024 at 2:02 am

    A 2D echocardiography, also known as 2D echo, is a test used to check the functioning of your heart. It creates images of different sections of the heart. It helps to check for heart damage and blood flow. An angiography may help identify blockages in the blood vessels, which can lead to a heart attRead more

    A 2D echocardiography, also known as 2D echo, is a test used to check the functioning of your heart. It creates images of different sections of the heart. It helps to check for heart damage and blood flow. An angiography may help identify blockages in the blood vessels, which can lead to a heart attack. The development of a fatty and waxy substance in the blood vessels is called plaque.

    This is a common type of heart disease in diabetic people. Kindly consult your doctor with your angiography and 2-D echo reports. They will weigh the risks and benefits and advise you further.

    Before taking you up for surgery, your doctor may advise you to control your blood sugar levels. Monitor your blood sugar levels regularly. Careful attention to lowering cholesterol levels, maintaining proper weight, and exercising may help in preventing blockage. Speak to a doctor about a suitable diet and exercise plan for you.

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  7. Asked: January 31, 2024In: Diabetes

    My child is suffering from Type 1 diabetes mellitus and takes insulin thrice a day….

    Dr. Keyur Trivedi, MBBS
    Dr. Keyur Trivedi, MBBS
    Added an answer on January 31, 2024 at 11:40 pm
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    Dabur GlycoDab Tablet is an Ayurvedic medicine that has natural ingredients like Karavallaka, Jambu, Amra, Meshashringi. However, there is no proven evidence of whether these ingredients lower blood sugar levels in Type 1 diabetes mellitus. Please note that Type 1 diabetes mellitus is a genetic condRead more

    Dabur GlycoDab Tablet is an Ayurvedic medicine that has natural ingredients like Karavallaka, Jambu, Amra, Meshashringi. However, there is no proven evidence of whether these ingredients lower blood sugar levels in Type 1 diabetes mellitus.

    Please note that Type 1 diabetes mellitus is a genetic condition in which there is little to no insulin production. Thus, along with a doctor prescribed insulin supplementation, a good dietary plan and exercise can help in controlling blood sugar levels.

    Before starting any herbal or ayurvedic tablets, consult your kid’s diabetologist.

    Read more about treatment of Type 1 Diabetes in India

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