Patients with diabetes need to pay attention to their sugar intake in daily life. Severe patients also need to control their intake of carbohydrates such as rice and noodles. Can diabetes only be treated with drugs? Can diabetes be treated with surgery? Many people have had such doubts. In order to answer everyone's related questions, the editor has collected some relevant content for everyone, hoping to help everyone.
Surgical treatment can not cure diabetes. As time goes by, the remission effect of diabetes gradually decreases. If dietary control is relaxed after surgery, the effect will further decrease. This does not mean that surgery is meaningless. Surgical treatment is superior to the control rate of blood glucose value in terms of the remission rate of cardiovascular disease risk of diabetes, that is, it can win a lot of time for cardiovascular disease prevention. International data show that the incidence of myocardial infarction in patients with diabetes after surgery has decreased by 41%.
Surgical treatment of diabetes has strict surgical indications. The surgery requires patients to be between the ages of 18 and 60, with a BMI index greater than 32.5%, no contraindications for cardiovascular and pulmonary function, and a reasonable expectation of surgical outcomes. Patients should also be able to control their diet after surgery, and so on. It is not something that can be done just because they want to.
The above is about whether diabetes can be treated surgically. I don't know whether it can solve our doubts. Diabetes is not a rare disease. As long as we adopt reasonable methods, we can control the disease well, and do not continue to deteriorate, nor will it affect our daily life. So don't worry too much. Thank you all for your patient browsing.
