Patient's question:
My aunt has been suffering from diabetes for the past two years. She has been taking medication for over ten years, but each time she goes to the hospital for follow-up, the results are not ideal. Besides her many friends, she is also concerned about a part of the prescription for diabetes. What is the part of the prescription for diabetes that she can try? My aunt hates eating cookies. Does eating cookies easily lead to diabetes?Doctor's answer:
The cause of diabetes is related to diet, living environment, and intergenerational inheritance factors. Frequently eating sweets increases the risk of developing diabetes. There is no prescription for treating diabetes. It is necessary to determine appropriate hypoglycemic plans based on blood glucose levels based on diet and activity control. Irregular monitoring of blood screening data for complications is required. It requires long-term control. It is recommended to monitor fasting blood glucose and post-meal blood glucose based on diet and activity control, and to determine hypoglycemic plans according to blood glucose levels.