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What Causes Sugar In Urine And Weakness?
Question: Hi, i am 51 year old.I am diabetic since year 2000.At present i was taking GP1 twice a day. My fasting blood sugar level is 90 to100 and pp is 110 to130.Sugar is passing through urine and i am feeling weakness.Pls. suggest what to do.
Brief Answer:
Dose adjustment is probably required
Detailed Answer:
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If sugar is passing in urine, it means that your blood glucose is perhaps inadequately controlled. It could also indicate that the diabetes has already affected your kidneys and is affecting the filtering capacity. In such a case you need:
* Measurement of your blood HbA1c level
* Measurement of blood pressure
* Renal function test including blood creatinine level
* Measurement of blood glucose levels 15-30 mins before breakfast lunch and dinner for three consecutive days and readjustment of the dose of antidiabetic agent accordingly.
* Consider insulin as the choice. For this you need to be under the followup of your diabetologist.
Be sure to visit your doctor. I would not recommend self medication in this regard.
Regards
Dose adjustment is probably required
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for asking on HealthcareMagic.
If sugar is passing in urine, it means that your blood glucose is perhaps inadequately controlled. It could also indicate that the diabetes has already affected your kidneys and is affecting the filtering capacity. In such a case you need:
* Measurement of your blood HbA1c level
* Measurement of blood pressure
* Renal function test including blood creatinine level
* Measurement of blood glucose levels 15-30 mins before breakfast lunch and dinner for three consecutive days and readjustment of the dose of antidiabetic agent accordingly.
* Consider insulin as the choice. For this you need to be under the followup of your diabetologist.
Be sure to visit your doctor. I would not recommend self medication in this regard.
Regards
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