Patient's question:
I was diagnosed with diabetes about a year ago after a thorough examination. I often need to urinate frequently, although I have been taking medication, the effect is not particularly significant. The examination results at the hospital showed diabetic complications, uremia, and excessive fluid accumulation in my body. Doctor, I would like to know how this should be treated?Doctor's answer:
The patient currently primarily exhibits diabetic complications. If uremia reoccurs, it is mainly considered a clinical symptom caused by diabetic kidney damage. If the symptoms are very pronounced, it is recommended to undergo dialysis treatment. During dialysis, it is advisable to maintain good blood sugar control. It is also recommended to avoid high-calorie foods and limit the intake of staple foods, as well as high-protein foods.