Dharma Diabetes & Metabolic Clinics

Hyperglycemia is a diabetic condition happening as a result of increased blood sugar level. A healthy diabetic diet with proper medication helps in keeping blood glucose under control. High blood sugar level or hyperglycemia can be mainly divided into after-meal hyperglycemia and fasting hyperglycemia depending on the time of occurrence. As the name suggests after-meal hyperglycemia or postprandial hyperglycemia normally happens after taking meals and fasting hyperglycemia occurs after extended fasting. When the person monitors blood glucose level, the value of sugar intensity level reaches above 180 mg/dl in the case of postprandial hyperglycemia and it reaches above 130 mg/dl in case of fasting hyperglycemic condition. Symptoms visible in hyperglycemic patients: Symptoms shown by hyperglycemic patients will vary according to the patient's age and intensity of the diabetic condition. Severe headache, loss of consciousness and thirst are some of the earlier signs shown...

Having a high blood sugar level can make you lousy so you need to keep your eye levels fixed. The high blood sugar or hyperglycemia occurs when blood produces much sugar. High Blood Sugar patients suffer from diabetes and possess two specific types of high blood sugar or hyperglycemia. There are individuals who keep fasting for eight hours experience also the high blood sugar level. It crosses over 130 mg/dl, and it usually happens after fasting. This is known as fasting hyperglycemia. If your blood sugar crosses over 180 mg/dl, the condition is known as postprandial or after-meal hyperglycemia. Usually, people who are experiencing diabetes mellitus, experience the blood sugar level more than 140 mg/dl. When you pass one to two hours or more than that, after a large meal, the post-meal sugar reaches 180mg/dl, and it hardly happens. These are some of the indicators of high blood sugar which show a high risk of becoming a type 2 diabetic. Early symptoms  High blood sugar ...

Hormones have a significant role in controlling blood sugar levels glucagon and insulin. These two hormones are antagonistic to each other. The hormonal level is very vital as it decides on what is your blood sugar levels and also the brain constantly monitors these blood sugar levels. When blood sugar is low, the hormone glucagon will tell your body storage sites (primarily liver) to start releasing the glucose into the bloodstream and an injection of the glucagon hormone is injected when the level falls. The result is that the storage of glucose stops production of fat and sugar is released into the bloodstream. Insulin is released into the body to pump up sugar in the tissues. Insulin levels indicate when there are balanced sugar levels or when has the sugar level exceeded in the body, also inhibits the liver cells from making glucose. What causes push up in Blood Sugar: There is no specific reason for the cause of diabetes. Several types of diabetes can lead to high b...

Managing blood glucose levels under a restriction is necessary for somebody with diabetes. Good check can further prevent or slow down complexities of diabetes which could be related to nerve, eye, or kidney impairment. It can also improve & rescue your life. No one acknowledges exactly why high glucose levels provoke difficulties in people with diabetes, but keeping a watch at your glucose levels may help you possibly help you be safe and healthy. Both white granulated sugar and honey, head the list of foods that can cause blood sugar levels to spike. Now the question is whether all added sugars influence blood sugar in the same way. The basis behind diabetic nutrition appears easy enough and it says to limit your sugar and other carbs intake. But, when you have diabetes, your food is simple. The American Diabetic Association has made it very clear that the person suffering from diabetes should have a carbohydrate intake which should remain between 45g to 60g per meal to...

Consuming well-balanced meals is a crucial part of taking wonderful care of yourself and maintaining diabetes and I personally feel that even regular physical activity is more important for people with diabetes and those at the pre diabetic stage. The key to balancing what you eat and your physical activity is the best way to manage diabetes. Individuals who have either made a habit of walking a 30-minute walk a day have a good chance as it will keep the doctor away. For a diabetic individual, starting from helping to lose weight and further lowering of blood pressure and reducing the risk of any chronic complexities all could be taken care of with a simple walking habit. What’s the best diet for diabetes? Every individual develops a taste from his childhood days and whether you agree or not, nutritional experiences in early life have a long-lasting importance. Even if you’re striving to restrict or control diabetes but remember the nutritional requirements almost remai...