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Fluctuating diabetes
My wife has fluctuating diabetes. It is always between 200 to 400. This started when we decided to have a baby through IVF and the doctors put her on insulin..but then we changed our plan and decided not to have baby...and she stopped the insulin injections and switched back to regular tablets. After that her sugar levels started fluctuating...She is currently taking glycomet 500 and is also following a good diet and exercising.. But she also takes home remedies such as aloevera juice, amla juice, ashtang madhurantak, wheat grass, green tea, giloy juice.. I doubt if so many things together are even required to take. But Im not sure why it fluctuates so much and frequently. Please guide.
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Dr. Rajanshu Tiwari
Diabetologist
15 yrs exp
Mumbai
You have already answered your question, she is doing too much for diabetes but not getting right treatment plan. Appropriate meds with diet and exercise is the need of the hour. Accorrding to me only glycomet tab is too less. Please see a diabetologist..
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Dr. Kakalee K Saha
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She needs to visit a diabetologist to control her sugar
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