Diabetes is a common complication among Indian people. Among all the different types of Diabetes, Diabetes Mellitus Type 2 the most common. There is no age bar for developing Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus, but mostly the elderly adults are affected by this complication.
In this case study, a 39 years old patient is diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus and hyperthyroidism at the same time.
Dr.Ayush Chandra examined the patient in detail and then treated him/ her adequately.
Dr. Ayush Chandra
- Name – Unknown
- Age – 62
- Gender – Unknown
- Uncontrolled Blood Sugar
- Insomnia
- Anxiety
- Weakness
- Fatigue
- Numbness
- Frequent urination
When the patient first visited Dr.Ayush Chandra, the best diabetologist in Ghaziabad, the patient’s condition was severe. He /She was suffering from high blood sugar along with sleepless nights and anxiety.
In the first consultation, the doctor was able to identify the issue and prescribed a complete body checkup based on the symptoms.
After having the test reports, the patient was found suffering from Diabetes Mellitus Type 2 with hypertension.
As the patient was suffering from high blood sugar and hypertension, Dr.Ayush prescribed the following medications –
- Anti-diabetic,
- D3
- Multivitamin
- Anti-anxiety
- Antihypertensive
In this case, the patient was suffering from increased blood sugar and high blood pressure. These are the most common complications among Indian older adults.
The patient was given regular
- Dual dosages of anti-diabetic,
- A single dosage of Vitamin D3, multivitamin,
- Anti-anxiety medication,
- Antihypertensive as the 1st line prescription drug.
There were certain food items those the patient needed to avoid due to diabetes and hypertension. Like the patient was asked to check the consumption of salt and sugar. In addition, he was asked to follow a proper diet and do regular exercise altogether.
After starting all the medication, the patient became healthy within few weeks. In addition, the increased blood sugar level got reduced, and the blood pressure was under control. The patient is asked to continue these medications throughout his / her life.