When you have diabetes, you naturally want to have good blood sugar control, but some data show that only 30% of people have good blood sugar control. Why does blood glucose not behave despite taking medication or insulin injections on time? In fact, diabetes is a disease closely related to lifestyle and behavior, in addition to some classic factors affecting patients’ blood sugar, there are also some “alternative” factors. 1, insulin fear of pain Fear of pain, the heart will resist treatment, and ultimately blood sugar control can not be as desired. When insulin is injected by others, it may help to reduce pain and adhere to treatment by properly blocking the patient’s line of sight. 2, husband and wife disharmony Harmony between husband and wife, raising the case, will help blood sugar control. On the contrary, a pair of resentful couples, self-management ability is reduced, and blood sugar control is not ideal. 3, work “stressful” work pressure, the risk of diabetes will also rise. Stress can affect normal people’s blood sugar fluctuations, naturally will also affect the blood sugar control of diabetic patients. 4, air pollution into the hands of a study has shown that air pollution, not only increase the risk of diabetes, but also increase the risk of hospitalization and death of people with diabetes. 5, second-hand smoke is not a “good thing” A number of studies at home and abroad have shown that second-hand smoke can affect the control of blood sugar. 4, metal element pollution Currently, metal element has become an important potential source of pollution, contaminated groundwater, seafood, batteries, leaded gasoline and paint are sources of metal pollution. This pollution is not only an important potential factor that makes it difficult for diabetic patients to control their blood sugar, but also may be involved in causing related complications. 5, environmental endocrine disruptors: strange “familiar” Bisphenol A is the most common environmental endocrine disruptors, excessive exposure can induce type 2 diabetes, especially for people with a high genetic risk of diabetes are more susceptible. 6, irregular sleep Sleeping and waking up late, contrary to the normal work and rest, but also more sleep disorders, sleep time is not enough. Studies have shown that diabetic patients with such sleep habits have poorer blood sugar control. 7, seasonal factors Blood sugar is also over the four seasons, research shows that there is a seasonal difference between high blood sugar in winter and low in summer. And some studies have shown that emergency room visits, hospitalizations and mortality rates of diabetic patients are significantly higher during hot or cold weather.