How is microvascular disease treated in diabetic patients?

Patient's question:

Many kinds of sweet fruits are grown in my home. I go there very many times every year.
I also dislike eating sugar. When I eat too much sugar, I always feel thirsty and uncomfortable. Later, I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up. It was discovered that I had hyperglycemia. I also took many medications to restore my health. Later, I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up. I discovered that I had diabetes.
Now diabetes is a vascular disease. How is diabetic microvascular inflammation treated?

Doctor's answer:

Diabetes cannot effectively prevent microvascular complications from recurring. This is an irreversible complication of diabetes. This condition requires active control of blood sugar. It can be managed through dietary control, reducing the intake of staple foods, increasing sources of blood sugar, and using medications that enhance blood sugar metabolism or promote blood sugar breakdown and utilization. It can also be used to relax muscles, improve blood circulation, lower blood lipids, consume foods rich in vitamins and folic acid, and thoroughly eliminate free radicals in the body.

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