Patient's question:
My aunt is 58 years old this year. She loves eating sugar very much. Last month, because she wasn't feeling well, she went to the hospital for a thorough check-up and was diagnosed with diabetes. Since all of my aunt's children live abroad, I would like to take care of her. What are the dietary precautions for diabetes?Doctor's answer:
Last month, diabetes was carefully diagnosed, and it is not possible to eat sugar as before. People with diabetes need to take medicine on time every day, pay attention to regular blood sugar checks, and pay attention to a diet that favors coarse grains over refined ones. Eat more coarse grains and less refined grains. Do not eat too full at each meal, and you can eat small meals more often. Foods high in sugar should be eaten less, and appropriate exercise should be done every day. The above can be used as a reference.