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Since you are a known diabetic,few changes which have to be brought in are lifestyle modifications. If you have already not changed them or if you are not serious about them because they are the only steps which would help you the most. Drugs just bring down sugar for a few hours and then would raise back again and your body can become slowly resistant to the same drug dose so first you will have to bring lifestyle modification(changes) in yourself.
1)Eat a low-cholesterol, low-fat diet, ...
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The treatment is mostly succesful in type 2 diabetes which you are suffering from(usually reserved for people in whom the sugar is not controlled by drugs and disease is chronic - you did not tell me anything about this point whether you are controlled on medicines or not.),but it will have to be confirmed by tests that you don't have any auto antibodies which means antibodies against your own cells.
But the treatment is still not advocated commonly. ...
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Unless you have micronutient deficiencies only then you can take them daily otherwise you should avoid to take them daily.
For anemeia you take iron in syrup or tablet form. ...
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Yes this is true that tribet 2 is back in market, but they have allowed it with safety precautions written on the pack like its prone to cause bladder cancer.
If you have repeated history of seasonal allergies or difficulty in breathing or you are working in place which deals with chemicals,then i would recommend you to avoid the drug.
If you have any problems in urine like frequency or urgency or pain in urine report to your doctor immediately. ...
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diabetes is progressive disease. when diabetes appears 1st time almost 50-60% of pancreatic beta cells are lost. with diet and exercise you can control sugars. as the time progresses beta cells keep on decreasing.
your progress is pretty good. metformin & pioglitazone increases insulin sensitivity and sitagliptin delays gastric emptying,promotes beta cells , glucose dependent insulin secretion and helps in weight loss. you might require to take medicines for life long but you can limit medicines ...
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Yes that much is ok no problems. ...
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You may have to practice aerobic exercises regularly. However, a routine warm up and cool down phase of aerobics is a must and that should reduce your leg pains to a higher extent. You may contact a physiotherapist to get help about your exercise routine. ...
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You should visit your cardiologist. It looks like you had angina attack, take all prescribed medications on time and try to do just moderate physical activity, because excess physical activity can provoke angina attacks. ...
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Hi, the most probable, evident cause which can bring to legs swelling in this situation is heart failure worsening. Heart failure can progress even in case that patient accurately takes prescribed drugs. Atrial fibrillation complicates, worsenes the course of disease. Try to reach her doctor as soon as possible. Doctor may advice to increase diuretic doses, contunue treatment in-hospital states and in general fortified heart failure treatment brings the patient to a compensated condition within ...
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