Hyperglycemia patients can lower their blood sugar through non-pharmacological and pharmacological treatments, generally non-pharmacological treatments first, when there is a persistent increase in blood sugar and non-pharmacological treatments are ineffective, it is necessary to choose pharmacological treatments. 1. non-pharmacological treatment: hyperglycemia is mainly related to the patient’s poor dietary habits and lifestyle, if not treated in time, will further lead to the occurrence of diabetes, so for hyperglycemia need to increase the intake of dietary fiber as much as possible, more consumption of fruits and vegetables, to reduce the intake of starchy, sugary substances, you can choose to eat more frequent meals and increase the appropriate physical activity. 2. Drug treatment: For patients with prolonged elevated blood glucose that cannot be effectively relieved and improved by non-pharmacological treatments, they need to take glucose-lowering drugs under the guidance of a doctor in a timely manner, and commonly used glucose-lowering drugs include acarbose, glargine, gliclazide, insulin, etc. If elevated blood glucose occurs, it is recommended to increase the intake of vegetables and fruits to reduce the intake of starch and sugar. If elevated blood glucose occurs, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time to clarify the cause of the disease with the help of a doctor and carry out targeted treatment or therapy.