Patient's question:
Grandpa is 75 years old this year. Since last year, he has been taking medication for brain treatment. Recently, he was sent to the hospital for a thorough examination, and a blood test revealed that Grandpa's blood sugar level was very high. So, how should brain infarction and diabetes, like Grandpa's condition, be treated?Doctor's answer:
When diabetic patients have relatively poor blood sugar control, it is easy to develop large vessel complications of diabetes, such as stroke or myocardial infarction. Patients with hypertension, diabetes, or signs of atherosclerosis, especially those over 50, are more prone to stroke. What the doctor said is well-founded, so don't think they are just scaring you. It is recommended to actively treat the condition while also maintaining a positive mindset.