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- 50 Years
- 10/05/2022
How do I cure diabetes and high blood pressure in Ayurveda?
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There are few medications which are to be prescribed after evaluation by a Ayurveda doctor only.
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Consult a Endocrinologist
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View allMy brother is 35 and has had diabetes for 6 years he was just diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy and is really worried. His HbA1c is 6.5, and he's also losing muscle. Is there any reversible treatment for this or ways to slow it down? What's the life expectancy for someone with neuropathy, and will he need surgery? He's feeling really depressed about it.
Peripheral neuropathy from diabetes isn't completely reversible, but it can be managed to slow progression and alleviate symptoms. His HbA1c is 6.5, which is within the diabetic range, so it's crucial for him to work with his doctor to manage his blood sugar levels. Lifestyle changes, medications, and therapies can help manage pain, improve function, and improve quality of life. While surgery is not always necessary, it may be an option in some cases, especially if there's nerve compression or injury. Life expectancy can be affected, but it's influenced by many factors, including how well the neuropathy is managed and overall health
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I'm dealing with PCOD and some years ago, I took Zolfresh a couple of times. I got shivering hands back then and now, after so long, I took a 5 mg dose again yesterday, and my hands are really shaky. What should I do?
Dont take that tablet anymore,consume more water and will settle down in a day,if it still continues visit Physician for appropriate management.
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I recently found out that I have a thyroid issue, and my TSH level is 89.90. My doctor advised me to take 50 MCG of Thyronorm every morning, just one tablet a day. I'm really concerned about whether this is the right treatment for me. Also, I have a 7-month-old baby, and I'm worried if it's safe for me to take Thyronorm while nursing. Is my condition something I should be seriously worried about, or is there another treatment option that might be better? I'm 28 years old and would really appreciate some guidance.
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