Living With Diabetes
Here Are Some Precautions For Diabetics
Diabetes is a metabolic disorder condition.
It is caused by the abnormal secretion of the natural hormone insulin.
Diabetes is a disease which can not be cured completely but can only be
kept under control. So, it is always wise that you keep diabetes at bay.
Even if it affects you, to keep it under control, you should always lead
a healthy lifestyle. Below are some of the precautions that should be
followed to control diabetes:
Exercise is beneficial for most people. But, it is especially
important for people suffering from diabetes. It does not matter how
old you are or how long you have had diabetes for, it can still help
you better control your blood glucose and overall health. Take up some
work and hobbies involving physical activity. Give up indolence.
1) It is always better to maintain oral hygiene
2) You should detect and treat skin ailments quickly.
3) You should have periodic check up of blood and urine.
4) One diabetic should not marry another diabetic.
5) You should never stop medication even if you have fever, nausea,
and/or even when you are fasting.
6) You should carry your diabetic identity with you, along with your
name, address and telephone number to enable immediate relief and/or
rescue.
7) Make it a habit to have monthly weight check-up.
8) You should get yearly X-ray examination of your chest.
9) Blood relatives of a diabetic patient must get their own check-up done
regularly.
10) Herbal medicine can help in prevention without any side effects.
11) Wear shoes all the time if you are a diabetic patient. If you do not
want to wear shoes indoors, wear slippers with hard soles and good
support.
Exercise is the most important of all. However, what is even more
important is that you pick an exercise that you enjoy. As a rule, people
with diabetes are encouraged to exercise regularly for better blood
sugar control and to reduce the risk of cardiovascular complications.
These precautions will help you in leading a healthy life without any
complications.