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Suggest Treatment For Weakness,insomnia And Constipation In An Elderly

sir, my father is cronic diabetes patient, his age 63, wight 45kg, now from one year he got weekness, we four bottle blood given him before one month but no responce now he cant walk himself, he loses weiht repaidly, and sleepleness also,some time suffer by constipation and some time loose motion....pl guide us if any treatment there my name is pradeep sharma, e mail id is YYYY@YYYY no..0000..address....new ramesh nagar...panipat
posted on Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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Hello Pradeep,

I understand your father's problem. He probably has a kidney complication of diabetes which is responsible for his symptoms. He was given blood because he had anemia which again is a complication of the kidney failure.
To help you further, I need to know the blood sugar control of your father, his blood urea and creatinine and the medicines he is on.
If you can provide me these, I will tell you what I do for my patients with the same problem as your father.
Best wishes,
Dr. Noble Zachariah
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Suggest Treatment For Weakness,insomnia And Constipation In An Elderly

Hello Pradeep, I understand your father s problem. He probably has a kidney complication of diabetes which is responsible for his symptoms. He was given blood because he had anemia which again is a complication of the kidney failure. To help you further, I need to know the blood sugar control of your father, his blood urea and creatinine and the medicines he is on. If you can provide me these, I will tell you what I do for my patients with the same problem as your father. Best wishes, Dr. Noble Zachariah