Diabetes through a period of time after the treatment, without the use of drugs, blood sugar is also very stable, can only be said to be a stage of victory in the long process of diabetes treatment, but not a cure. Under the existing medical level, diabetes can only be controlled, not cured is the consensus.

In fact, there is no need to dwell on whether or not it is completely cured. Since you have stabilized your blood glucose, proving that your previous treatment was very effective, and that your diet, exercise, sleep and rest, and emotions are all cooperating to meet the need for glycemic control, you should maintain your previous good habits, not be careless, and continue to be self-disciplined and do a good job in self-management.

Do not give blood sugar a chance to rebel and maintain deterrence. Once it recurs, it will take more effort and cost to achieve the immediate stabilization again.

There is also the possibility that repeated blood sugars will lead to further damage to the pancreas and glucose tolerance, making it harder to even stabilize blood sugars now.

Therefore, please never indulge yourself in the great situation of controlling blood sugar, lest it be repeated, it is not easy to control and stabilize sugar. The hardships of diabetics can only be understood by sugar lovers, and sugar control is also like rowing a boat against the current, not to advance is to retreat!

The ability to control blood sugar without medication is called a "clinical cure", but it is not a true cure. Because the pancreatic function of diabetic patients has been damaged, if the diet is not controlled, blood sugar is likely to soar again.

But this kind of "no drugs, no injections" can control blood sugar is very good, is many people with sugar can not envy. Because this kind of patients are treated in time, the pancreatic islets are not further damaged, but also able to normal secretion of insulin. Many diabetic patients, especially type 2, in the detection of the disease when the blood sugar is high for a period of time, glycation is more serious, and some have complications, the later must be injected with medication to control the blood sugar. The type 1 ones suffer even more and have to be treated with insulin injections for the rest of their lives.

No one wants to take a shot, do not want to take drugs, long-term use of drugs also have side effects. Sugar friends if you can control blood sugar without the help of drugs, but also to cherish their own body, diet to control, exercise can not be lazy, so as to maintain this state for a long time. Don't like some sugar friends, obviously blood sugar is not serious, the result of their own indulgence in eating and drinking, alive to the pancreatic islet that function all destroyed, the back must also rely on drugs to control.

The body is your own, and walk and cherish, we should actively control sugar, I wish sugar lovers good health!

A lot of people come to the clinic and will tell me, say.

Dr. Sun, my blood sugar is back to normal now, does that mean my diabetes is gone?

Now that I'm not on medication and my blood sugar is pretty good, is that a cure?

Others come and say, I was cured and now I have relapsed!

These are some of the problems that are often encountered in clinical practice. The reasons for the above situation are determined by medication, characteristics of the disease and so on.

In patients with first-onset diabetes, blood glucose is relatively high. After admission to the hospital and regular intensive insulin therapy, blood glucose returns to normal, due to the metabolic memory effect, the patient's blood glucose will return to normal for a period of time without the use of any medication, but this period of time may last for months or years, and the blood glucose will still be elevated eventually, and medication will still be needed.

People with type 1 diabetes have a "honeymoon" period due to a brief recovery of pancreatic islet function, and once blood sugar rises again, insulin therapy is required for life.

Elevated blood glucose in conditions that may not require medication, such as trauma, infection, and acute cardiovascular disease, is due to stress factors, and blood glucose can generally return to normal after the stress factors are corrected. Some endocrine diseases such as thyroid disease and adrenal disease can also cause elevated blood glucose, which is called secondary diabetes.

There is also a part of the population with high blood glucose after treatment of blood glucose return to normal, gradually reduce the use of medication, patients can be in the long-term diet and exercise control in the case of maintaining normal blood glucose.

In summary, with the exception of stressors, the above population, once diagnosed, is diabetic, and even if they don't use medication and have normal blood sugars, they are still not in a cured state. However, this part of the population has a better prognosis and should still try to do so!

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I don't know if the diagnosis of diabetes is confirmed. If so, some patients do experience this condition after initial treatment (about three to six months), but the appearance of this condition is commonly seen in patients treated with insulin, which generally indicates that pancreatic islet cell function has been restored or partially restored after treatment, which is a good sign. However, one should also strengthen exercise and control diet properly to prevent recurrence.

Of course not.

I assume that while you are on medication, you are also controlling your diet and increasing your exercise.

There is no way to recover from islet damage with the current level of medical care, so continue to watch your diet and exercise or it will still come back to haunt you sooner or later!

This title came out flawed.

Western medicine treats the indicators, Chinese medicine treats the symptoms. Western medicine has no way to solve the problem of normal indicators and complications.