Patient's question:
Usually, I don't like eating sweet things. Recently, I have already started to avoid them because I was diagnosed with high blood sugar. There's no choice but to bear with it. However, even without eating sweets, I still need to take medication to control it. What kind of medicine is good for high blood sugar?Doctor's answer:
Eating too much sweet food can cause blood sugar to rise. Only insulin secreted by the pancreas has the function of lowering blood sugar. Eating too much sweet food can put pressure on the pancreas, leading to a decline in its function and an increase in the ability to regulate blood sugar, resulting in high blood sugar again. First, it is recommended to adjust your diet, avoid eating too much sweet food, and increase physical activity. This can help stabilize blood sugar levels. You can also visit the endocrinology department of a hospital for follow-up treatment, where a doctor can guide you on the use of hypoglycemic drugs and perform regular blood sugar tests to keep it within the normal range.