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Glycated hemoglobin does not always have to be 7%: five common misconceptions that many people with diabetes get wrong!

。 Blood glucose monitoring is an important part of day-to-day management for patients with diabetes. Among the many indicators, glycated hemoglobin is regarded as the "gold standard" for glucose contr...
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When blood sugar quietly rises in a person with diabetes, where does the body first “sound the alarm”?

Waking up in the morning not feeling refreshed but with a dry mouth and parched tongue, as if you hadn't drunk all night; occasional blurred vision, as if there's a frosted glass between you and the w...
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Cold wave warning: Diabetic patients should remember "one test, two cautions" during peak influenza season to avoid worsening conditions!

The influenza A H3N2 strain has replaced last season's influenza A H1N1, becoming the currently predominant circulating strain. For patients with diabetes, especially elderly diabetics with reduced ph...
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Fasting blood glucose and postprandial blood glucose — which should be controlled first? Which is the “silent killer” of complications?

"Doctor, my fasting blood glucose is normal—so why did I still develop diabetic complications?" In the clinic, many diabetes patients have this confusion. They strictly monitor their morning fasting b...
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Eating One Thing in Winter Helps Diabetics Keep Blood Sugar Steadier — Eat It This Way for Tasty Glucose Control!

As the saying goes: "Eat radish in winter and ginger in summer, no need for doctors' prescriptions," "radish rivals ginseng," "radish in winter is a treasure." For people with diabetes, winter radish ...
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Glycated Hemoglobin: The “Stabilizer” and Gold Standard of Blood Glucose — What Counts as Control and How to Lower It?

Fasting and queuing to prick your finger in the morning is a monthly routine annoyance for many people with diabetes. But what if I told you there is a key test that does not require fasting and is no...
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“Memory mirror” of blood glucose in people with diabetes: Is your glycated hemoglobin on target?

Chief picked up a lab report in the consultation room and said to the patient opposite him, “Look, this marker is like your ‘report card’ for blood glucose over the past three months — it does not lie...
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People with diabetes who drink water have more cooperative blood glucose

Many people with diabetes have heard: drink more water, blood glucose stabilizes! Water does indeed have a “diluting” effect on blood glucose—when the body is dehydrated, blood becomes concentrated an...
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These 6 Types of Diabetic Patients Are Most Prone to Diabetic Foot — Remember the "Three-Step Rule" to Prevent Ulceration!

Diabetic foot sounds distant, yet it is a "hidden time bomb" for many people with diabetes. Once it occurs, treatment is difficult, costly, and can even carry the risk of amputation. Who are the high-...
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If a diabetic patient develops any of these five conditions, it indicates more severe disease and requires prompt action!

Many diabetic patients fall into a cognitive misconception: as long as the number on the blood glucose meter “looks okay,” the condition is not serious. Director Ren Shuhong pointed out that this is a...
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