Patient's question:
My uncle has been suffering from diabetes for over ten years. However, this year, he felt weak in his limbs and had a general lack of energy, so he went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor said he had osteoporosis, which is essentially a lack of calcium in old age. I would like to consult on how diabetics should supplement calcium.Doctor's answer:
Diabetes can be treated by taking oral Li Le calcium tablets, vitamin AD, sugar-free Ejiao calcium oral liquid, and other methods. If calcium is digested, it can also be treated through appropriate sunlight exposure and other means. You can also digest calcium from your diet, such as eating more shrimp, drinking milk, and consuming edible fungi like mushrooms and enoki mushrooms, or drinking fish soup or bone broth, etc. These can be used to supplement calcium for treatment. The above information can be used as a reference.