Source
There are several questions that have been going on in Ramadan. For example, if there is diabetic insulin, how fast will it be given, it is possible to give blood after fasting, can pregnant women fast? Find answers to these questions:
• If there is diabetic medicine in the morning iftar and night medicines should be taken in sehira and insulin levels will be less than half the normal time. But of course, consult your doctor for medicines.
• If you have not eaten for a long time in Ramadan, extra glucose levels can be increased due to excess food requirements in iftar.
Glucose Symptoms
Frequent urine, dry throat, feel very thirst, headache and blurred vision Glucose can also increase the patient's death.
• No other sweet fruit juice can be mixed except raw dub.
During the Iftar, it is useful for diabetic chickpea, coconut, lemon raw mango or tamarind diabetic diabetic patients.
• If someone has diabetes too much, they should not be fasting.
• Fasting can be broken by using inhalers during fasting. So if the last time of sehri and iftar is used in the first time of inhaler, then it is necessary to refrain from using inhaler during fasting. However, due to the overuse of illness, it is possible to use the day to be used.
• Fasting will not break the fast while giving blood. But if someone is physically weak that he will lose his power to fast if he gives blood - then the blood donation for him will be his.
There is no problem keeping fasting if any pregnant mother is healthy. But if the child of pregnant mother and the womb has any kind of physical problem or the possibility of any harm, then according to Islamic Sharia, the mother will not have to fast.
Dr. Mohammad Sharif Mohiuddin
Diabetic researchers and doctors,
Aichi Medical University, Japan.