Patient's question:
The child's blood sugar is high, the child's C-peptide is low, and the insulin level is within the normal range. Why is the blood sugar high? The doctor recommended that I be hospitalized to receive insulin injections. However, once insulin is administered, it means that I will need to take it for the rest of my life. I would like to ask the doctors, can this situation avoid insulin injections? Is there any way to lower the blood sugar?Doctor's answer:
High blood sugar can be lowered, but it requires adopting comprehensive treatment measures. Medication is just one aspect; the main approach involves several key points: First, maintain a balanced diet with regular meals and sufficient intake of high-fiber foods; second, engage in appropriate physical activity to maintain a healthy weight; third, regularly monitor blood sugar levels and adjust medication dosage based on the results, using insulin if necessary.