Prevention of Diabetes and Complications

Diabetes Complications

Uncontrolled diabetes can prompt various short and long term health complications, including hypoglycemia, coronary illness, nerve damage, and vision issues. The larger part of these diabetes-related conditions happen because of uncontrolled blood glucose levels, especially elevated glucose over a prolonged period. It is normal for the most people with diabetes to begin to develop complications after having diabetes for years.

With good diabetes control and living a healthy, active lifestyle, it is possible for people to go a number of decades complication free. The long-term measure of blood glucose is important for people with diabetes as the higher their HbA1c value, the greater the risk of developing serious diabetic complications.

By reducing HbA1c and keeping blood pressure and cholesterol levels well controlled, people with diabetes can reduce their risk of diabetic complications.Follow Diabetes Conferences for more details