Case Study: Uncontrolled Diabetes -HbA1c of 10% , FBS- 200mg /dl , PLBS- 350 mg/dl with noticeable improvement within 1month (FBS- 120 mg/dl , PLBS- 180mg/dl) .

Introduction

This case highlights how structured diabetes care can yield significant improvement in a short span—even in cases of uncontrolled HbA1c.

Background: A Patient Worried About Worsening Diabetes

55 yrs old patient came with an HbA1c of 10%, indicating severely uncontrolled diabetes and also had complaints of fatigue, , weight loss , increased frequency of urination ,high blood glucose and emotional stress . Patient was worried about the heightened risk of complications

Our Approach

We formulated a targeted treatment plan comprising: – Medication realignment – Diet modification – Daily monitoring charts – Education on lifestyle patterns – Clinic-led followups for encouragement and support

Recovery and Outcome

Within 1 month , the patient reported: – Noticeable reduction in FBS and PLBS – Better symptom control – Renewed confidence in managing diabetes HBA1C reduction will take 2-3 months

Doctor’s Perspective

Even when HbA1c is significantly elevated, early glycemic stabilization is possible with structured care and patient involvement and patient education.

Key Learnings from the Case

• Timely correction avoids long-term organ damage
• Patient support and counselling are crucial
• Consistency for even 2-3 weeks can trigger measurable improvements in FBS and PLBS .but Hba1c of patients take 2-3 months .