I have had Bell's palsy for a year, and whether I take medicine or not, my blood sugar keeps rising.

Patient's question:

I have had Bell's palsy for a year, and whether I take medicine or not, my blood sugar keeps rising. What should I do?

Doctor's answer:

Hello,
According to the information you provided, diabetes requires lifelong treatment. Long-term medication use or insulin injections is recommended. A low-salt, low-fat diabetic diet is advised. Avoid smoking and alcohol. Consume foods rich in vitamins, potassium, magnesium, and calcium. Avoid overeating. Refrain from staying up late and excessive fatigue. Exercise regularly to maintain a good mindset. Monitor blood pressure and blood lipids simultaneously, and strictly control blood sugar.

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