Patient's question:
My father was recently hospitalized because he suddenly fainted and fell down while coming down in the morning to wash his face. He was directly taken to the hospital by an ambulance. I would like to ask about the symptoms of diabetic cerebral infarction? Is it a complication of diabetes? Is it treatable? Will he be like a stroke, doing things one step at a time in the future?Doctor's answer:
A stroke is generally not a complication of diabetes, but diabetes can lead to a stroke. These two relationships are not absolute, but there is a certain connection. Because diabetic patients are often weak, it is very likely that a decrease in blood lipids may cause a stroke. Therefore, it is essential to actively control blood sugar and blood lipids to reduce the risk of a recurrent stroke. Regulating physical and mental health, maintaining personal hygiene, and avoiding bacterial invasion due to weakened immunity are also important.