Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. My grandmother is already 67 years old this year. She has had diabetes for a long time, but no matter how she treats it, it doesn't get better. Now the old lady needs to supplement some calcium, but there are many things she cannot eat. How should diabetics supplement calcium?Doctor's answer:
For diabetics, it is recommended to start by adjusting your diet. You can eat more dairy products because they are rich in calcium and have high absorption rates. You can also eat more beans and seafood. Additionally, you can supplement calcium through medication. It is suggested that you take more calcium supplements, calcium preparations, vitamin D, etc. You can also exercise outdoors more often and get some sun. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery, a healthy body, and a wonderful life.