It can lead to dizziness, nausea, blurred vision, and persistent elevated blood glucose can have a very negative impact on health.
Patients with longer duration can be treated with medications. When using medications, you should try to use them under the guidance of your doctor, and the medications mainly use biguanide hypoglycemic drugs. In the usual diet staple food eaten more people in the choice of drugs, you can choose to use glycosidase inhibitors. It is best to monitor blood glucose while using medication and to adjust the dose of medication based on the results of blood glucose.
In addition to medication, you should also improve your lifestyle by avoiding high-fat, high-calorie, high-cholesterol foods and limiting your intake of alcohol and tobacco. In addition to the diet, you should also exercise properly. When you exercise, you should try to choose aerobic exercises, such as jogging and yoga, which can burn body fat, reduce weight and help lower blood sugar.