Patient's question:
Friends have pre-diabetes and are currently controlling blood sugar through diet. They have been doing this for three weeks and it's basically okay. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner all have a blood sugar rise process after eating, but blood sugar doesn't get high after dinner. What is the blood sugar range for pre-diabetes?Doctor's answer:
Implement blood glucose monitoring data at local regular hospitals or institutions. Not only should fasting blood glucose be monitored, but post-meal blood glucose after two hours should also be monitored. Adjust dietary activities and medications based on blood glucose levels. Once blood glucose is well controlled, the risk of complications can be reduced. It is recommended to go to the hospital for fasting blood glucose and post-meal blood glucose tests to confirm the diagnosis of diabetes. Currently, the treatment of diabetes focuses on dietary control, adequate physical activity, and medication.