Patient's question:
I am a diabetic with suddenly increased frequency of urination. I took insulin today and my blood sugar is 6.7. This has never happened before. How many times should a diabetic urinate?Doctor's answer:
Due to the absolute or relative insufficient excretion of insulin, it can lead to endocrine catabolic diseases. It is prone to cause complications such as those affecting the heart, brain, kidneys, retinas, and more. It is recommended to adopt a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine for treatment. Oral medications should be taken under the guidance of a doctor in conjunction with insulin therapy. Dietary control, increased physical activity, regular blood sugar testing, and coordinated traditional Chinese medicine syndrome differentiation treatment are also important. Maintain a regular rest schedule and avoid overworking! There are no absolute taboos in diabetic diets; the main focus is to control the total intake!