How to reduce blood sugar quickly
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How much cinnamin is 40 + grams? Too much can cause a drop in blood sugar, low blood pressure, thin blood and even liver and organ damage. If you take aspirin or any kind of blood thinners the effects will be even more severe. If cinnamon is lowering your blood sugar this would explain your symptoms such as hunger, fatigue and low blood pressure. Its a good idea for you to stop taking cinnamon completely and see if you feel better.
However at this range it is also better to start with medications for diabetes to bring down the blood sugar levels. Please consult an endocrinologist for the same.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.
I wonder how to know when to go to inslin injections. My oral meds. are not doing the job. I feel so tired, vision blurred a quite a bit. Feel like sand in my eyes when I sleep. I am overweight. I know I need to exercise and loose weight, but WHO FEELS LIKE IT? I am 65 years old with problems of HBP, depression, sleep apnea as well as diabetes.
I have been told by people who were put on inslun they wish it had been sooner. I need help!!!!!
This is not meant to be rude, but why isn't whoever is testing your blood telling you how to regulate your medication?
You should consult a physician and you should certainly be getting tested more often than every five months until you get your medication dosage at the proper level.
Getting tested six weeks after a dosage change is long enough to wait.
PPBS and Glucose blood sugar GH1BC all are normal. Now i am worried as I am close to 110 in Fasting blood sugar ? how to reduce it further.......I do cardio for 30 minutes everyday with 10kms speed..5 kms per day...still fasting blood sugar is on the higher end but normal non- diabetic !
Please answer my question after reading the above details.
How to reduce Fasting blood sugar ?
Belly fat is usually caused by eating too many simple carbs, such as white flour and sugar. If not burned quickly it quickly stores as fat, and for most people that fat is stored first in the belly. That's why a big belly is often called a beer belly. Exercise focusing on that area will also help, but your diet is going to be more important, though exercise is important if you want to lose weight.
Hemaglobin - 7.4 gms/dl
Blood Sugar (PP) - 133 mgs/dl
Creatinine - 12.0 mgs/dl
Sodium - 145.0mmol/l
Pottassium - 3.6mmol/l
What I wanted to know is:
1) Can this creatinine clearance level be brought down?
2) If not, can this be maintained?
3) Is there a prescribed diet or exercise for this?
4) Can he prevent the kidney from further damage?
5) At what level is Dialysis Required ?
6) Can the Creatinine level be brought down by taking Homeopathy treatment ?
So I'm 8 wks pregnant, I'm having low blood sugar problem. I've are small meals reduce sugar. I'm a cosmotogly student. I'm waiting to see what the doc said. Has anyone else has these issues and what did your doc do?
Avoiding stressful situations and learning how to deal with stressful situations will also help him to keep his blood pressure at an acceptable level.
Sugar levels are always lowest in the mornings and are also referred to as "fasting" sugar levels. His readings will differ depending on what he eats and does. A HBA1C blood test is the more accurate test and this tells the doctor the average blood glucose levels over a period of 3 months.
All of my number are ok EXCEPt my fasting blood sugar. I'm not in any medication.
It's a little high. I was told blood sugar shouldn't be over 129. Like Hannover said take a walk that will help lower your blood sugar. I was told a 20 minute walk can drop your blood sugar by 20 pts :) . Next time don't eat the yogurt and the rice cake at the same. Time.
Blood sugar is 8.9 mmol/L before meal and 10.0 mmol/L after meal. The doctor gave Metformin and three pills a day. But it was not that helpful...Blood sugar is always 8.3 mmol/L before meal and 9.5 mmol/L after meal.
In 2015: Still use Metformin. But blood sugar is 11.8 mmol/L before meal and 13.0 mmol/L after meal. The doctor thinks it is too high and gave Recombinant Insulin Glargine Injection and my mother does 15 unit injection every night. But blood sugar is still like 7.3~8.
Belly fat usually is from eating too many simple carbs such as white flour and sugar. But you indicate you may have another, common problem in our modern society -- you say you don't exercise regularly because of "office routine." That indicates a lot of sedentary hours of the day.
Hello. I'm not a medical professional, just the parent of a kid with diabetes, and I'm a proponent of checking with your doctor if you have concerns. Based upon your scores, though, you are well within the normal range for both tests. 70-99 is normal for fasting, and 70-145 is normal for postprandial. I don't think you need to be worried about lowering your blood sugars, unless your symptoms change.
My daughter is a soccer player, and she has been advised by her endocrinologist to check her blood sugar prior to exercise as well as during a game. It can be dangerous exercising without knowing what your blood sugar level is. There are blood glucose monitors out there that are free if you purchase the test strips, so if you don't already have one, you should consider getting one. It would be a great tool for you to use.
I hope that some of this information helps you in some way.
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