Your blood sugar levels are significantly above the recommended range, indicating that your current treatment plan may no longer be sufficient. Please consult your doctor to review your diet, exercise routine, and medicines, and discuss whether dose adjustments or additional treatments are needed. Regular monitoring, keeping a record of your readings, and maintaining a balanced routine will help improve long-term diabetes control.

Ayurvedic medicines may help support blood sugar control, but they should not be relied on as the only method of managing type 2 diabetes. Effective management requires regular blood glucose monitoring, a well-balanced diet, weight management, physical activity, and taking the medicines prescribed by your doctor. Using Ayurvedic remedies without proper medical supervision may delay essential treatment, so always consult your doctor before making any changes to your treatment plan.

To manage thirst associated with type 2 diabetes, ensure you are adequately hydrated by drinking water throughout the day. Additionally, take your prescribed medicines on time and monitor your blood sugar levels regularly, as high blood glucose can increase thirst. Consult your doctor if the problem persists, as it may require further investigation or adjustment of your treatment plan.

You can manage diabetes mellitus by eating a balanced diet with controlled portions, limiting sugary and processed foods, staying physically active, and keeping your weight under control. Monitor your blood glucose levels regularly and take your prescribed medicines as directed by your doctor. Regular medical check-ups will help ensure that your treatment plan remains effective and will allow early detection of any complications.

Yes, the latest discoveries in type 1 diabetes are centred on preserving the body?s remaining insulin-producing beta cells through immunotherapy and on improving glucose control with closed-loop insulin delivery systems, also called artificial pancreases, which automatically adjust insulin doses based on real-time glucose levels. Researchers are also investigating gene therapy to alter the immune response and stem cell-derived beta cell transplants to replace lost cells, offering the possibility of longer-term solutions. However, despite these promising developments, current treatment still depends on insulin therapy, regular blood sugar monitoring, and maintaining a healthy diet and lifestyle.

Sexual problems associated with diabetes can often improve with better blood sugar control, regular exercise, and healthy lifestyle habits. Medicines for erectile dysfunction (such as sildenafil, tadalafil, and vardenafil) or other treatments (such as testosterone therapy and vacuum erection devices) may help, but they should be used only under medical supervision. Please speak with your doctor so the underlying cause can be identified and managed appropriately.