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To prevent and slow the progression of microvascular complications: | To prevent and slow the progression of microvascular complications: | ||
<br/>1. Glucose control: fasting glucose 4-8 mmol/L | <br/>1. Glucose control: fasting glucose 4-8 mmol/L | ||
<br/>2. Postprandial glucose <10 mmol/L | <br/>2. Postprandial glucose <10 mmol/L | ||
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<br/>4. Avoid smoking | <br/>4. Avoid smoking | ||
<br/>5. Management of retinopathy with laser, anti-VEGF therapy, fenofibrate | <br/>5. Management of retinopathy with laser, anti-VEGF therapy, fenofibrate | ||
<br/>6. BP <140/90mmHg: include ACE inhibitors/ARB (nephropathy) | <br/>6. BP <140/90mmHg: include ACE inhibitors/ARB (nephropathy) | ||
<br/>7. Minimize alcohol and other toxins, avoid B12 deficiency, include metformin | <br/>7. Minimize alcohol and other toxins, avoid B12 deficiency, include metformin | ||
Latest revision as of 02:29, 21 March 2023
SUMMARY
To prevent and slow the progression of microvascular complications:
1. Glucose control: fasting glucose 4-8 mmol/L
2. Postprandial glucose <10 mmol/L
3. HbA1c < 7% but individualized
4. Avoid smoking
5. Management of retinopathy with laser, anti-VEGF therapy, fenofibrate
6. BP <140/90mmHg: include ACE inhibitors/ARB (nephropathy)
7. Minimize alcohol and other toxins, avoid B12 deficiency, include metformin
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