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Suggest Medication And Diet After Analyzing Blood Test Report

I AM A 56 YRS.OLD DIABETIC & CABG DONE (1998)PATIENT.
LAST WEEK MILRON I.V DONE FOR 24 HRS.
CREATININE - 2.1,BUN-29,RANDOM BLOOD SUGAR-249,HGB-11.9,RED BLOOD CELLS - 3.75,SODIUM-136,POTTASSIUM - 4.3 AND ESR - 22.PL.ADVICE VEG FOODS/MEDICATION TO INCREASE HGB AND KEEP OTHER PARAMETERES UNDER CONTROL
Mon, 1 Dec 2014
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Thanks for your question on HCM.
Your following parameters are altered.
1. High creatinine
2. High sugar
3. Slightly lower hemoglobin

So dietary advice for high creatinine
1. Avoid fruit, fruit juices, coconut water etc.
2. Avoid too much salt in food.
3. Drink 1.5 to 2 liters of fluid.

For high sugar
1. Avoid sweet, oily, fatty food.
2. Avoid rice, potato, fruits like apple, banana, grapes etc.
3. Go for walk after meals.
4. Avoid large meals, instead take frequent
small meals.
5. Start antidiabetic drugs to control sugar.

For slightly low hemoglobin
1. Start green leafy vegetables, jaggery etc.
2. Start oral iron supplement.
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Suggest Medication And Diet After Analyzing Blood Test Report

Thanks for your question on HCM. Your following parameters are altered. 1. High creatinine 2. High sugar 3. Slightly lower hemoglobin So dietary advice for high creatinine 1. Avoid fruit, fruit juices, coconut water etc. 2. Avoid too much salt in food. 3. Drink 1.5 to 2 liters of fluid. For high sugar 1. Avoid sweet, oily, fatty food. 2. Avoid rice, potato, fruits like apple, banana, grapes etc. 3. Go for walk after meals. 4. Avoid large meals, instead take frequent small meals. 5. Start antidiabetic drugs to control sugar. For slightly low hemoglobin 1. Start green leafy vegetables, jaggery etc. 2. Start oral iron supplement.