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Question: I am I man aged 59 , I am told I am on borderline what should do , not to be diabetic?
These were the tests done biochemistry
C-reactive protein
Crp-interpreatation
0.00-5.00mg/l-normal
5.10-15.0mg/l
>15.0mg/
I was diagonised as well with candida albicanis and doctors here were treating me for prostatis wrongly , for almost 30 years what is the best treatment for this cos was given lamisil250mgs for 14 days & fluconazole 150mgs for 3 days one each per day but problem has not disappeared?
These were the tests done biochemistry
C-reactive protein
Crp-interpreatation
0.00-5.00mg/l-normal
5.10-15.0mg/l
>15.0mg/
I was diagonised as well with candida albicanis and doctors here were treating me for prostatis wrongly , for almost 30 years what is the best treatment for this cos was given lamisil250mgs for 14 days & fluconazole 150mgs for 3 days one each per day but problem has not disappeared?
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I have gone through your medical history carefully and understood your concerns.
1. You are saying to be diagnosed with borderline diabetes. This is a condition where blood sugar levels are slightly elevated but not considered as diabetes.
2. However, I need to know your blood sugar levels to give a more specific answer.
You are reporting CRP levels, which are indicative for possible inflammation or infection inside your body. They are not related to diabetes testing.
Diabetes tests include :
- fasting blood sugar levels (bsl)
- bsl 2 hours after eating
- HBA1C
3. Candida infection is common among diabetics and difficult to treat.
Can you please specify the location of candida infection : which tract specifically?
This will help assist you better.
Dr.Albana
Following additional information is required. .
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I have gone through your medical history carefully and understood your concerns.
1. You are saying to be diagnosed with borderline diabetes. This is a condition where blood sugar levels are slightly elevated but not considered as diabetes.
2. However, I need to know your blood sugar levels to give a more specific answer.
You are reporting CRP levels, which are indicative for possible inflammation or infection inside your body. They are not related to diabetes testing.
Diabetes tests include :
- fasting blood sugar levels (bsl)
- bsl 2 hours after eating
- HBA1C
3. Candida infection is common among diabetics and difficult to treat.
Can you please specify the location of candida infection : which tract specifically?
This will help assist you better.
Dr.Albana
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