Patient's question:
During this health check-up, my blood sugar was found to be 10 points, and you had eaten breakfast at that time. The doctor said it might be diabetes and asked me to fast for three days and then test my blood sugar. On the third day, the result was 6.9. I tested it again for the next two days, and the fasting blood sugar readings were both 6.3. Is that diabetes?Doctor's answer:
The patient's fasting blood sugar is indeed slightly elevated, and there is a high possibility of reverse diabetes. It is recommended that the patient pay attention to their diet in daily life. The intake of sugary foods should always be kept low. Additionally, it is important to maintain a balance between work and rest, and try to engage in more physical activities as much as possible within the range of physical recovery. It is also necessary to regularly monitor data on one's own blood sugar levels to make specific predictions.