Patient's question:
Doctor, I have type 2 diabetes. How severe is it? If I have diabetes, what brand of insulin can I take to relieve symptoms? If I have diabetes, can I eat some high-sugar foods? Is there anything I should avoid?Doctor's answer:
Based on your description, as a type 2 diabetes patient, this is a relatively common disease in clinical diagnosis within the field of endocrinology, and it has also become a prevalent condition in daily life in recent years. Diabetes, as long as blood sugar is controlled, does not affect a person's physical health. In daily life, regardless of the brand of insulin used, as long as it can effectively control blood sugar, that is sufficient. Patients with diabetes should pay attention to a low-sugar diet in their daily lives, eat less food rich in starch, and consume more fresh vegetables.