Advanced intervention measures for Diabetes High-risk populations
can significantly reduce the occurrence of diabetes
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Who belongs to the "high-risk population" of diabetes?
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fasting blood glucose abnormal (fasting blood glucose is 6.1 ~7.0 mmol/L) or those with reduced glucose tolerance ( glucose tolerance test , whose blood sugar is 7.8~11.1 mmol/L 2 hours after meals).
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1 Those with a family history of diabetes, that is, one of the parents, brothers and sisters or other relatives, have diabetes. These people have diabetes more than twice the probability of people without a family history of diabetes.
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obese people, especially those with "big belly and thin legs", are not only prone to diabetes, but also often have hypertension and dyslipidemia at the same time.
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already suffers from hypertension, dyslipidemia or premature coronary heart disease .
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women who had increased blood sugar or had huge babies (weight more than 4 kg) during pregnancy.
In prediabetes , since patients do not have obvious symptoms, it is difficult to detect timely. Therefore, it is necessary to regularly detect blood sugar (including fasting blood sugar and post-meal blood sugar ) for high-risk groups (preferably once every six months). This is of great significance for the early detection, early intervention of diabetes, and the prevention and reduction of the occurrence of various complications.
Author: Chief physician of Diabetes Diagnosis and Treatment Center of Jinan Hospital, Shandong Province Wang Jianhua
Edited by: Xiong Shu
Review: Chen Shirui
Issued by: Xie Tao
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