What precautions should a diabetes patient take?

Answer 1

Try a vegan diet. A recent study found that the vegan diet will reverse type-2 diabetes. See http://www.vegetarianorganiclife.com/ I believe a vegan diet will help the type-1 diabetic too.

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Answer 5

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What precautions should a diabetes patient take?

Answer 6

Diabetics need to follow a reguled diet to control the amount of sugars and staraches. So they should not be eating candy or drinking lots of sugared drinks. A diabetic should be on an ADA (American Diabetic Association) diet. Google ADA and you will learn all you need to read about diet restrictions.

If you are taking oral meds or insulin, following the directions. Don't increase the dosage so you can "cheat" on the diet.

The best advise IF you are the diabetic is call a local hospital who should have FREE nutrition classes for diabetics.

Answer 7

This is for all diabetic people watch your carbs, how much u eat, excersize, and go to your doctor for check ups. If u take shots it's a little harder but you must keep track of everythink you eat and drink until your blood sugers are controled. I also am diabetic if i were u i would go to your hospital and find out what night they have open talk and class about diabeties. You can get some good information there also a doctor is persent to talk to all. I hope this helps good luck.

Answer 8

1. Good diet control ,medium carbohydrate intake, avoid sugars, trans fats, polyunsaturated fats,eat lots of veggies,fruits.
2. Exercise regularly, 30 - 50 minutes of aerobic exercise 5 -6 times a week.
3. Control your blood sugar. With additional risk factors, i.e. obesity, hyperlipidemia, hypertension, associated heart disease or peripheral vascular disease, strong family history, this becomes more important. The glycemic control goal with multiple risk factors is a fasting blood sugar of less than 100 mg. and HbA1c of less than 6.5 (6 is ideal)
4. Total cholesterol level of less than 150 mg is desirable.(<100 with 3 or more additional risk factors).
5. HDL(good cholesterol) level of >45 for men and >50 for women is desirable.
Triglyceride levels of <130 desirable.
6. LDL (bad cholestetrol) level of less than 100 with multiple risk factors.
7.DO NOT SMOKE.
8.Get a checkup regularly.
9.Just maintain a healthy lifestyle.
10. Don't worry!
Get your eyesight checked in reguraly, your kidney function test doen at regular intervals, your 24 hrs urinary protein test done, ofcourse taking your meds on time.
Least but not the last is good care of your feet wear proper foot wear

Answer 9

learn as much as you can about it.
stay on top of how your body works with your own insulin production, many people who are active, will produce some of their own, and "over dose" on the shots, and then require more sugar.
I work as a medic and see many people who have decreased level of consciousness. many because they had a weird day of activities, and schedule is off, or they went out drinking night before and that messes alot with it. most importantly, make sure somebody with you knows you have diabetes, and what to do for you. not sure if this is what you wanted to know.

Answer 10

Yes ofcourse in addition to wahtever Raj has pointed out
Get your eyesight checked in reguraly, your kidney function test doen at regular intervals, your 24 hrs urinary protein test done, ofcourse taking your meds on time.
Least but not the last is good care of your feet wear proper foot wear.