Originally Posted by
Rahul Chandra
My mother is diabetic. her sugar levels are usually near 150 but these days near 250.
her s creatinine levels has risen from 1 to 1.4 to 1.7 in last 2 months.
i want her to be perfectly ok. she doesnt walk much . most of the house work is done by by wife only.
what shouold be done to recover kidney completely.
Regards
Rahul Chandra
Hello Rahul,
Obviously any rise in sugar will be of concern... you don't say if your Mum is type1, insulin controlled diabetese or perhaps being a senior citizen she may be type 2 which is tablet controlled diabetese.
However if her diabetes is food controlled, then it is very explainable why her sugar may have risen.Depending on what she eats and when she eats, this will cause the levels to go up and down... this is natural and OK, as long as you know why your sugar is reading higher... eg. Perhaps you had a special tea or you went out for a meal... well, yes of course your levels will rise but they will eventually come down again, which is fine.
The problem arises if they are consistently high, and there is no apparent reason.
IT may be adjusting her insulin or reviewing the tablets she takes or her diet in general.
Also if she is on other medication that can affect her sugar levels.. eg tablets used for lowering colesteral...
Stress, not sleeping can also be factors.
Any exercise is better than none, so if possible and if physically able it may be a good idea to allow her to maybe do a little dusting occasionally,which will also aid her circulation.
I don't know where you live,but usually your Mum would have been appionted a diabetic nurse and doctor for any difficulties or worries that you may be experiencing so why not make an appointment just for your Mum to have a general check up ,this will out your mind at ease.
Lastly' check that the monitor your Mum uses for her blood glucose testing is functioning OK, sometimes the batteries get low which will give a variety of wrong readings .
Takecare