How to treat diabetes and what medicine to take?

Gliclazide--- Damecan; extended-release tablets 30 mg tablets; For; mild to moderate, type 2 diabetes mellitus; Take orally; 1 tablet 1 --- 2 times a day. Take 30 minutes before meals. After 2---3 weeks, adjust the dosage according to the condition.

Myopia and drooping eyelids may be due to retinopathy, it is recommended to go to the hospital to check that your blood sugar may be too high for a period of time, it is recommended to control the diet first, if the blood sugar is not well controlled, what medicine can not play a positive role, you must adhere to the control diet, as long as you can control the diet, not let you not eat, but selectively eat, high sugar and high starch try not to eat, the staple food is replaced with coarse grains, blood sugar can be controlled by 80%, this is true.

In addition to taking the medicine prescribed by the doctor, you can also eat some foods that regulate the body's sugar metabolism, such as Weiluokang auxiliary hypoglycemic capsules, I have been eating it for almost half a year, and I haven't seen any ***, nor have I seen any complications, but now I am quite energetic, fasting blood sugar is controlled around the right, and there are after meals, which is still good.

Diabetic**"Five carriages"The combination of diet control, exercise, disease monitoring, diabetes knowledge education and hypoglycemic drugs is the most effective, which can control blood sugar, blood lipids and blood pressure within the normal range for a long time, and can prevent or delay the occurrence of complications.

If you have ptosis, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a fundus examination to see if there is diabetic retinopathy, monitor blood sugar and glycosylated hemoglobin after three meals, detect blood sugar control in the last three months, and reasonably adjust the ** plan according to the symptoms and blood sugar values, and the ** diabetes must be individualized.

Everyone's physique is different, the condition is different, others think that the medicine is good, may not be suitable for you, it is best to stay in the hospital for a few days, let the doctor prescribe the medicine for you.

Medically speaking, diabetes cannot be treated, the key is to control it within the normal range and prevent complications to the greatest extent.

You can try propolis, propolis has a comprehensive effect on diabetic patients, especially propolis can prevent and ** various infections, can soften blood vessels, purify blood, improve microcirculation, prevent cardiovascular and cerebrovascular complications. Propolis has a good antioxidant and free radical scavenging function, just like taking vitamin E for anti-aging, healthy people take it for a long time, it can scavenge free radicals, antioxidant, ensure the vitality of the body, and will not affect health.

There are 5 kinds of oral hypoglycemic drugs, sulfonylureas, biguanides, a-sidase inhibitors, meglitinides, and thiazolidinediones.

Sulfonylureas: glibenclamide (excellent glucose), gliclazide (Damecan), glipizide (mepida, reyinin), etc. Take it half an hour before meals, adverse reactions: hypoglycemia, gastrointestinal reactions, allergies, etc.

Biguanides: phenformin (hypoglycemic prime), metformin (Gehuazhi, Medican, Dihua sugar lozenge), etc. It can be taken during and after meals, adverse reactions: gastrointestinal reactions, dizziness, headache, etc.

A-sidase inhibitors: acarbose tablets (baisopin), foglibose (Beixin), etc. It can be taken before meals or with meals, adverse reactions:

Abdominal distention, abdominal pain, hyperphony bowel sounds, increased gas, etc. Hypoglycemia after taking this drug is ineffective when eating or taking medication, and intravenous fluids are required

Glinide: repaglinide (Nohorone) Naglinide (sugar power), etc. It can be taken before meals or with meals, adverse reactions: hypoglycemia, headache, dizziness, digestive symptoms, etc.

Thiazolidinediones: Rosiglitazone (Avandia) before or with a meal. Adverse reactions: edema, weight gain.

Diabetics are most afraid of high blood sugar, eat 3 foods often, stabilize blood sugar, and stay away from complications!

1. Control your diet, insist on appropriate exercise, and use drugs reasonably. At present, medical experts advocate a diet with high carbohydrate content, reducing fat ratio, and controlling protein intake, which has a good effect on improving blood sugar tolerance

1. Human immunity**.

Starting with the body's immunity** diabetes is now a very leading method.

2. Medical Nutrition**.

Diet control is particularly important for diabetic patients, which can reduce weight, improve blood sugar and lipid and other metabolic disorders, and reduce the dose of hypoglycemic drugs.

3. Physical exercise.

It is as important as diet control and medication**.

Patients with heart and brain system diseases or severe microangiopathies should be given exercise according to the situation.

Fourth, the condition monitoring.

Regular monitoring of blood glucose and regular physical examinations are necessary to facilitate the adjustment of medication regimens.

Regularly monitor lipids, heart, kidneys, nerves, and fundus for early detection of complications.

5. Oral drugs**, commonly used are: insulin secretions, biguanides, glitazone, AGI, etc.

6. Insulin**.

It is suitable for patients with advanced stage of type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes.

While taking medicine, take some propolis and royal jelly to lower blood sugar and prevent and control complications.

The condition of diabetes is complex and is generally divided into type 1 and type 2. **The focus will also vary according to the condition, and it is hoped that you can go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis, and then the doctor will guide you according to the situation**.

Mild diabetes mellitus Metformin Severe patients Glycepine (mainly lowers postprandial blood sugar).

You should go to the hospital for a comprehensive check-up and follow the doctor's advice**.

History of diabetes, chronic disease, good self-control, not a big problem.

Type 2 diabetes can be oral hypoglycemic drugs including novololone, metformin, and baisampin, if the oral hypoglycemic drugs are not well controlled, you need to take insulin, and type 1 diabetes must rely on insulin.

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It's not about taking any medicine, but you should control your blood sugar levels, if your islet function is not too bad or you don't even need to take medicine, just pay attention to your diet, or take some Chinese medicine like Coptis chinensis and Huangjing. Take medication if needed. Like metformin and glibenclamide, these are all drugs with obvious hypoglycemic effects.

If the islet function is very poor, then insulin is required. If you want to take medicine, you must first find out your pancreatic islet level, blood sugar level, and what type of diabetes you have.