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Two Groups of Newer Blood Sugar Control drugs Significantly lowers CKD & CVD Risks - American Heart Association
Here is a Good news ! Two newer groups of Blood Sugar Control drugs lowers the Risks of CVD and CKD for type 2 Diabetes. 1. SGLT-2 Inhibitors- oral available across the world including India . 2. GLP-1 Receptor Agonists- Daily injectables with an option if weekly injectables. Oral is also available
Here is a Good news ! Two newer groups of Blood Sugar Control drugs lowers the Risks of CVD and CKD for type 2 Diabetes. 1. SGLT-2 Inhibitors- oral available across the world including India . 2. GLP-1 Receptor Agonists- Daily injectables with an option if weekly injectables. Oral is also available
namaha
Administrator
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Diabetes India
4 years ago
Kidney test
I test creatinine, urea in every six months and microalbumin in every 6months.is there any other test require to check the functioning of kidney.i m diabetic since last 6years and age is 39.
I test creatinine, urea in every six months and microalbumin in every 6months.is there any other test require to check the functioning of kidney.i m diabetic since last 6years and age is 39.
nita123
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Diabetes India
4 years ago
Safe to supplement on b vitamins while treating b12 deficiency?
Would it be advised to supplement on additional b vitamins (ex. Thorne Research- basic b-complex) to support b12 supplementation for neural repair? I realize it can be a fine line, especially with folate and b6. However wondering if anyone has knowledge as to whether it may be a good idea. Thx!
Would it be advised to supplement on additional b vitamins (ex. Thorne Research- basic b-complex) to support b12 supplementation for neural repair? I realize it can be a fine line, especially with folate and b6. However wondering if anyone has knowledge as to whether it may be a good idea. Thx!
Dolansan
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 years ago
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Week Three, Run Two
Had a routine health check yesterday and going to record my stats here - to compare in the future. Hopefully they will improve due to my increase in exercise: BP 113/82 Pulse 83 Weight 74kg BMI 27.85 Cholesterol Total 4.89 HDL 1.37 Ratio 3.6 Cardiovascular Risk 1.5% All in all, not bad for 48 years old
Had a routine health check yesterday and going to record my stats here - to compare in the future. Hopefully they will improve due to my increase in exercise: BP 113/82 Pulse 83 Weight 74kg BMI 27.85 Cholesterol Total 4.89 HDL 1.37 Ratio 3.6 Cardiovascular Risk 1.5% All in all, not bad for 48 years old
mummybowles
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
4 years ago
WHAT TO EAT PART THREE CARBS/BREAD/STARCHES
Part of the requirements of the diet nutrition every day is
Carbohydrates, Bread products and Starches.
Food that may cause issues to any diabetic. All food groups are useful in maintaining levels of energy, fibre and essential vitamins proteins..
Some foods are a problem to digest but are
Part of the requirements of the diet nutrition every day is
Carbohydrates, Bread products and Starches.
Food that may cause issues to any diabetic. All food groups are useful in maintaining levels of energy, fibre and essential vitamins proteins..
Some foods are a problem to digest but are
MrRigatoni
Volunteer
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Diabetes India
4 years ago
Multivitamins
Advice needed please. My ferritin levels are low and my G.P. has advised me to take a daily multivitamin. I am in my seventies and have Graves Disease. My main problem is that I have an esophageal stricture which means I cannot swallow anything large. All the multivitamins I look at are huge. I tried
Advice needed please. My ferritin levels are low and my G.P. has advised me to take a daily multivitamin. I am in my seventies and have Graves Disease. My main problem is that I have an esophageal stricture which means I cannot swallow anything large. All the multivitamins I look at are huge. I tried
Megalil
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Are you taking Metformin? Be Alert for contamination with NDMA - A toxic substance which could cause Cancer- USFDA
If you are a Diabetic, in all possibilities you may be
taking Metformin. Please read the strip and see whether it is "extended release" or "Sustained release".
Then it may be possible that it may contain a toxic substance called nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA), a potential carcinogen generated
If you are a Diabetic, in all possibilities you may be
taking Metformin. Please read the strip and see whether it is "extended release" or "Sustained release".
Then it may be possible that it may contain a toxic substance called nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA), a potential carcinogen generated
namaha
Administrator
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Diabetes India
4 years ago
Conversion improved massively - adding more T4 and removing some T3
Hi everyone, I have recently seen a tremendous improvement in conversion - when I first started on levo I had a levo at top of range on 75mcg and a t3 just in range and I was struggling to eat and very underweight. The last few months I have been supplementing b12, vit d, having some b vitamins every
Hi everyone, I have recently seen a tremendous improvement in conversion - when I first started on levo I had a levo at top of range on 75mcg and a t3 just in range and I was struggling to eat and very underweight. The last few months I have been supplementing b12, vit d, having some b vitamins every
liaratsoni
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
NHS not working in Devon
Really fed up with the NHS right now. First they tell me my BP is slightly high so put me on tablets second they tell me I have raised blood sugar by 1 point so at risk of type 2 diabetes. Since April I haven't been able to exercise due to back and leg pain. I have been referred to our local hospital
Really fed up with the NHS right now. First they tell me my BP is slightly high so put me on tablets second they tell me I have raised blood sugar by 1 point so at risk of type 2 diabetes. Since April I haven't been able to exercise due to back and leg pain. I have been referred to our local hospital
mikecom1
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Call for an Home Made Test with Food
Hi everyone. I wish to involve voluntaries for an Home Made Test. It is based on this personal experience: every time i eat liver for dinner (alone or with a few light vegetables - es. cucumber - never had for breakfast or lunch) after digestion i feel better that after any other food for the entire
Hi everyone. I wish to involve voluntaries for an Home Made Test. It is based on this personal experience: every time i eat liver for dinner (alone or with a few light vegetables - es. cucumber - never had for breakfast or lunch) after digestion i feel better that after any other food for the entire
Somic67
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Advice on next steps with low fT3 & questionable b12
Hi I made a post a couple of months ago as I got a medichecks blood test the results and conversation can be seen in this post: https://healthunlocked.com/thyroiduk/posts/143873696/hypo-post-rai-still-have-symptoms-help-with-blood-results The blood results CRP Hs: 4.37mg/L (<5) Ferritin 81.8 ug/L
Hi I made a post a couple of months ago as I got a medichecks blood test the results and conversation can be seen in this post: https://healthunlocked.com/thyroiduk/posts/143873696/hypo-post-rai-still-have-symptoms-help-with-blood-results The blood results CRP Hs: 4.37mg/L (<5) Ferritin 81.8 ug/L
HypoPirateGirl
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Living with AF?
Hello all! This seems like a great forum! All new to me and at 57 am recovering from a cerebellum stroke and waiting to see cardiologist at end of September. I just wonder how everyone ‘lives’ with prescribed AF? Do you exercise or relax? Do you monitor heartbeat and respond accordingly? A little unclear
Hello all! This seems like a great forum! All new to me and at 57 am recovering from a cerebellum stroke and waiting to see cardiologist at end of September. I just wonder how everyone ‘lives’ with prescribed AF? Do you exercise or relax? Do you monitor heartbeat and respond accordingly? A little unclear
Mark_tourguide
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AF Association
4 years ago
In cholesterol, you still can eat peanuts and eggs
My cholesterol just crossed the borderline. should I continue to eat peanuts and eggs? please advise. How can I lower it? Lipid Panel Cholesterol, Total 165 mg/dL 100-199 01 Triglycerides 105 mg/dL 0-149 01 HDL Cholesterol 42 mg/dL >39 01 VLDL Cholesterol Cal 19 mg/dL 5-40 LDL Chol Calc (NIH) 104
My cholesterol just crossed the borderline. should I continue to eat peanuts and eggs? please advise. How can I lower it? Lipid Panel Cholesterol, Total 165 mg/dL 100-199 01 Triglycerides 105 mg/dL 0-149 01 HDL Cholesterol 42 mg/dL >39 01 VLDL Cholesterol Cal 19 mg/dL 5-40 LDL Chol Calc (NIH) 104
karan79
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Diabetes India
4 years ago
Ongoing TB treatment - weight loss, headache and numbness
Has anyone here continue to lose weight (like 1-2 kgs) even on TB treatment already for 2 months or more? I've been asymptomatic ever since. Only weight loss is the evident sign. I just knew that I have TB during an annual checkup (xray). Also, been feeling a bad headache everyday like there's a tight
Has anyone here continue to lose weight (like 1-2 kgs) even on TB treatment already for 2 months or more? I've been asymptomatic ever since. Only weight loss is the evident sign. I just knew that I have TB during an annual checkup (xray). Also, been feeling a bad headache everyday like there's a tight
i_am_a_fighter
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TB Alert
4 years ago
Supplements and anxiety
Does anyone have experience adding supplements into their routine? My doctor recommended I start taking L-glutamine, Turmeric, Magnesium, Vitamin B and a probiotic. I currently am on anxiety med (sertraline) and thyroid medicine (levothyroxine). I've been taking the supplements for almost a week now
Does anyone have experience adding supplements into their routine? My doctor recommended I start taking L-glutamine, Turmeric, Magnesium, Vitamin B and a probiotic. I currently am on anxiety med (sertraline) and thyroid medicine (levothyroxine). I've been taking the supplements for almost a week now
VeggieLover21
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Anxiety and Depression Support
4 years ago
Inflammation in the Liver Reversed by Metformin
Metformin is the First line drug for Type 2 Diabetes. It is in use for the last more than 50 years and there is hardly any adverse side effects if taken in recommended dosage. While a lot of research is still on to find out the exact mechanism of working , in the process science keeps finding out many
Metformin is the First line drug for Type 2 Diabetes. It is in use for the last more than 50 years and there is hardly any adverse side effects if taken in recommended dosage. While a lot of research is still on to find out the exact mechanism of working , in the process science keeps finding out many
namaha
Administrator
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Diabetes India
4 years ago
How cholesterol varies among us
There has been quite a lot of discussion about cholesterol recently. Sometimes it looks as if anyone who is hypothyroid will have high cholesterol (however measured). Also, that this high cholesterol will remain high in many of us. Thought I’d point out that it is perfectly possible to have low cholesterol
There has been quite a lot of discussion about cholesterol recently. Sometimes it looks as if anyone who is hypothyroid will have high cholesterol (however measured). Also, that this high cholesterol will remain high in many of us. Thought I’d point out that it is perfectly possible to have low cholesterol
helvella
Thyroid UK
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Any one looked at South Asian BMI chart? What is your understanding?
What is the relationship between South Asian BMI and type 2 diabetes? Type 2 diabetes "Is it over weight or genetic?" "How do we find this out?" "Type 2 diabetes can be triggered by a ‘weight threshold’ meaning millions could avoid it by controlling their eating – and most cases of the condition are
What is the relationship between South Asian BMI and type 2 diabetes? Type 2 diabetes "Is it over weight or genetic?" "How do we find this out?" "Type 2 diabetes can be triggered by a ‘weight threshold’ meaning millions could avoid it by controlling their eating – and most cases of the condition are
sandybrown
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Diabetes India
4 years ago
High Dose of B vitamins (B1, B2, B3 and B5) in Parkinson Disease
Hi everyone. Reading about the B1 therapy of Doc Constantini also on this forum, I ask myself (and to everybody) if the others B vitamins (in addition to B1), involved in Krebs Cycle (see pic - vit. B1, B2, B3 and B5) may have a similar/sinergic effect on Parkinson Disease. Any ideas/info/experience
Hi everyone. Reading about the B1 therapy of Doc Constantini also on this forum, I ask myself (and to everybody) if the others B vitamins (in addition to B1), involved in Krebs Cycle (see pic - vit. B1, B2, B3 and B5) may have a similar/sinergic effect on Parkinson Disease. Any ideas/info/experience
Somic67
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Diabetes
Hi I’ve just been diagnosed as pre-diabetic My diet is not great and I have a very sweet tooth. I’ve just started slimming world, again, but I’m wondering if anyone has any hints and tips or suggestions? Cheers
Hi I’ve just been diagnosed as pre-diabetic My diet is not great and I have a very sweet tooth. I’ve just started slimming world, again, but I’m wondering if anyone has any hints and tips or suggestions? Cheers
Peeej
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Healthy Eating
4 years ago
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