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Nutritionist, Diabetes Educator - Answered on Mar 22, 2024

Shreya Shah, founder of Health Fuel, is a clinical nutritionist, a certified diabetes educator and a weight loss expert.
A Fit India ambassador, she has been helping individuals to manage thyroid, diabetes and other lifestyle problems with the right diet and nutrition plan for nearly a decade.
Shreya is a member of Indian Dietetic Association and has worked in Mumbai’s KEM Hospital and Bai Jerabai Wadia Hospital For Children and Thane’s L H Hiranandani Hospital where she has trained healthcare professionals and organised wellness workshops.
Shreya holds a bachelor's degree in science from Ramnarain Ruia College, Mumbai, and a post-graduate degree in dietetics from SNDT Women's University, Juhu, Mumbai.... more
Asked by Anonymous - Mar 05, 2024Hindi
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Hii My father have a Diabetes recently he had a injury in left leg first finger Angutha and his Diabetes was 380 so dr had suggested to admit him no he is discharge and his Diabetes is also control and they and given various types of tablets before and after food but they were to strong that my father Diabetes gets low after consuming the medicine so whats the solution how to keep Diabetes control should we give him littel sugar tea or 1 chocolate to eat for keep Diabetes at level We are very much confuse He were only comsuming bhakri and green vegetables no rice at all

Ans: -More home cooked meals
- Avoid sugar, honey & jaggery in the diet
- Protein with every meal
- Exercise regularly
- Post meal -15-20min of relaxed walk
- Quality sleep - 7-8hrs/day
- Manage stress

Note: Please check with ur doctor once regarding drop in blood sugar(he will be able to help, if it is because of medicine)
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Regards, Nitin Narkhede , Founder Prosperity Lifestyle Hub Community.

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