i discovered i am diabetic few months back when i did a routine blood test. i believe this was brought on by stress of past 3-4 years.
My readings in dec 2016 were-
BFS 181
BS PP 296
Urine sugar Present +++
HBA1C 10.2
Mean Plasma glucose 246
S creatine 0.7
Latest readings (only one test) July 2017
Hba1c 11.1
eAG 271.87
my weight around 100 kg, 47 age
sedentry , 2 kms brisk walk evening
i eat chappatis (3) sabji daal rice everyday, tea (have rduced sugar to just a pinch), coffee occasionaly, i never had sweet tooth , sweets very occasionally.
doc to whom i went after 1st test gave 250 mg metmorphin for a month but guess they were ineffective ( did not notice in accucheck readings).
so ur suggestions please for further course of action.
thank u
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ata mala saanga raav chapati bhat ajibat nahi ki in limit . ata me 3 chapati khato and 2 wati bhat. jar chapati nahi tar exactly kay. bhaakri? karan chicken mutton khayacha kasha without chapati bhaat.
Welcome.Firstly,you have done right by joining this forum. Interaction with other diabetics will help find a way to manage your diabetes.
Second,knowledge about diabetes is paramount.Unless you know everything about your enemy,you cannot workout a strategy to defeat and manage it.
A diabetic is somewhat personal.Unlike other medical conditions which respond to similar treatments uniformly,diabetes behaves uniquely because each individual is unique and hence you have to depend on yourself to manage your diabetes,of course with help from doctors, dieticians,other successful diabetics etc.You can also learn from other diabetics by observing what went wrong with them.
Diabetes management depends on four distinct areas--diet,exercise,lifestyle,and medicines.Diet plays a predominant role.We should be keenly aware what we are eating,how much we are eating and how much we maintain discipline in timing of each meal.My experience tells me that you have to give up processed sugar more or less completely.Same goes for sugar rich fruits like dates though they are otherwise rich in needed nutrients.You should understand what glycemic index and glycemic load means.They tell you how sweet stuff is and how much of each item you can safely eat,like you should be frugal in eating carb rich rice,wheat,root vegetables like potato,beet,carrot etc while you can be liberal while eating vegetables and greens.Alcohol is best avoided.It skews up your sugar levels and adds unnecessary calories to your system.
You have got to to exercise regularly.Play a game like shuttle or go for a walk or swimming.Aim for at least 40 minutes of daily exercise.It will not only help you to manage diabetes but also maintain other parameters of your health.Exercise and music are a great combination.
Diabetes demands discipline. Late nights,irregular meal habits,binge drinking etc are not good.They may increase your stress levels and disrupt your metabolic cycles.
Lastly,in spite of all the discipline and what not, you still have high numbers,you have to consult a good diabetes doctor and act strictly as per his advise.You have to monitor regularly at home and go for quarterly/ annual reviews without fail.Diabetes is a progressive disorder.That means it gets worse as you get older.So,your aim should be to not only control the numbers but also reduce the medicine doses,of course with medical advise.
All the above gyan looks tough,but believe me,it is achievable.Diabetes will be there with you life long ,so better learn to live with it.No panga.
😂😂😂 not done insulin report. ajun konte report karayche 😲 fasting kela 234 ani PP 301, HB 11.1, accucheck also started to monitor, similar levels on that too
however..once u get your all reports with fasting insulin...and fasting sugar... other forum member will help u to find out ur IR... or u can also google about HOMA calculator...
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