My relative suffering from diabetic. hes diabetic type1. Intially it was not found it took him to un cautious. and became very weak. Later, doctor advised him to take insulin twice every day without fail. He followed for 3-4 months and hes normal in weight.
Then, he used to say taking insulin is not comfortable him and insists to take it for the past 3 months. now he became very weak. Please suggest how can bring him back to normal without taking to insulin.
your sooner response is appereciated
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Since he is type 1,he has to take insulin.I assume his sugar readings may be fluctuating and hence may be weakness.If he is eating lot of carbohydrates then immediately reduce it.You post his FBS,ppbs,lipid profile so that others will guide.
2 weeks ago he has glucose test and it was 350+ (intially 400, before he went uncatious)...... Hes not taking insulin because he says hes not comfortable. Please suggest alternative.. Also, pls share ur opnion about the post
No body can meet personally with that women aged 65 years,diabetic for the last 20+ years and cured her diabetes using this formula and also with the Dr Tony Almeida whose name has appeared in this story as they are just imaginary characters.This story is a kind of internet junk.Otherwise,they would have given noble prize in medicines.
Doctors usually go with oral medicines to control blood sugar but since he has type 1 diabetes there is no alternative to insulin shots. Please make your relative understand that his body does not produce enough or any insulin and hence he needs to take insulin shots.
I have heard stories about some people using ayurvedic medications for type 1 diabetes and managed the condition without insulin but I don't know any of those people first hand.
Type 1 diabetics have to count carbs or they can't figure out the insulin dose. If your relative refuses to use insulin, you need to talk to his doctor (depending on his age) and explain the issue to the doctor.
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