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Patient Information:
Treatment: Nerve Growth Factor Therapy; medications to enhance peripheral circulation; neuronal nutritional support at Beijing Puhua International Hospital
Medical History:
Faisal was diagnosed with Type II Diabetes Mellitus in 2002, presenting with polydipsia, diuresis, and weight loss. Initially prescribed oral medications, his blood glucose control remained poor due to non-adherence to diabetic diet and exercise therapy. Insulin therapy was initiated, consisting of Aspart 15 Units TID and Glargine 30 Units QD; however, glycemic control was still suboptimal, leading to his admission at Beijing Puhua International Hospital for further management.
Medical Condition before Nerve Growth Factor Therapy:
Nerve Growth Factor Therapy for Type-2 Diabetes:
Following admission, Faisal received the following treatment regimen:
Medical Condition after Nerve Growth Factor Therapy:
Post-Nerve Growth Factor Therapy, Faisal's insulin dosage was gradually reduced due to improved glycemic control. His renal function also demonstrated improvement, with urine protein levels decreasing from 2+ to 1+. Additionally, his HbA1c level decreased from 10.3% to 8%, and blood glucose levels became more stable. Faisal reported better adherence to healthy diets and moderate physical exercise post-treatment. Further progress would require ongoing management and follow-up assessment.