will a diabetes person who keep there blood sugar like a non diabetes person get there leg cut off or go blind

Answer 1

No.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Hi. For your information, there is no way, you can keep the blood sugar like non diabetes. This is because, Diabetes is an irreversible chronic condition. You can only control it. But for your above mentioned question, if you are able to maintain the blood sugar level, the chances of being blind or amputation is very low. But you need to adhere to your medications, diet and also doctor's advice. Now just let me tell you something to take care of your foot.
ALWAYS CHECK THE FOOT FOR INJURIES OR BLISTERS
KEEP THE TOE NAIL SHORT
WEAR THE SHOES THAT FIT SNUGLY- NOT TOO TIGHT OR TOO LOOSE.
EXERCISE REGULARLY- THIS HELPS TO INCREASED METABOLISM
GO FOR REGULAR CHECK UP TO YOUR DOCTOR. TAKE THE MEDICATIONS REGULARLY AND AT APPRORIATE INTERVALS. HOPE THESE TIPS WILLHELP YOU

Answer 4

with diabetes, the better you keep your blood sugars under control the less likely you are to have the extreme complications. However, this is NO guarantee that complications will not develop. Regular care with a diabetes specialist, eye doctor and podiatrist are essential for good diabetic care.

Answer 5

Constant high blood sugars eventually cause your body to go into a state called diabetc ketoacidosis (DKA), which causes cell damage and evetually the complications you've heard about. Controlling blood sugar with insulin (if you're Type 1) and diet is the best way to stay healthy long term. A good diet is hugely important to this.

Answer 6

Hey Paula, I work with an eye doctor and we constantly see the damage done by uncontrolled BSL. My best advice is to monitor your BSL regularly, see your optometrist every 6-12 months for a DFE (dilated fundus exam), see your regular doctor often for through blood test and see your podiatrist every year. Eating healthy and exercising regularly also helps to keep your BSL under control. Hope this helps for more info go to: diabetes.org. This is the web site for the diabetes association.

Answer 7

No, as long you keep it in normal limits, my uncle is on insulin that is he injects daily insulin for last 3 years, he is not blind and still has two legs, and teeths. Dont worry wish you good luck

Answer 8

I believe the problem is the tissue damage caused by having high blood sugar, so no.

Answer 9

i do not think diabetes has Anny thing to do with cutting off your leg.that would be like saying getting a hair cut will make your toe nail,s fall off. just is not going to happen.