Diabetic fatigue may be caused by diabetes itself, or it may be induced by abnormal blood glucose, viral infections and chronic diseases, and it needs to be treated according to the etiology.
1. Clinical symptoms: diabetes is a consumptive disease, easy to cause fatigue, so patients need to pay attention to rest, and actively adjust blood sugar.
2. Blood sugar control: too high or too low blood sugar can also cause fatigue, which needs to be treated with hypoglycemic drugs, such as metformin or insulin injection to control blood sugar.
3. Antiviral treatment: diabetic patients are prone to low resistance, which does not exclude the possibility of viral infections leading to fatigue, and need to be treated with antiviral therapy according to the triggers.
4. Treatment of chronic diseases: If diabetes is combined with chronic diseases such as hyperthyroidism or tumors, it can also cause fatigue. Hyperthyroidism can be treated with methimazole or propylthiouracil; tumors need to be considered for surgery and other treatments.
In addition, diabetes is a disease that may lead to serious complications, so this disease must be treated early. Diabetic patients who experience fatigue should go to the hospital and be treated under a doctor’s supervision.