2024-02-12 20:00:00
Dr. Alaa Naeem, a specialist in internal medicine, diabetes and gastrointestinal endoscopy at Mansoura University, said that in some cases some diabetics are allowed to stop taking insulin injections and replace them with diabetes pills, explaining that the treatment plan varies from one patient to another and is determined by the treating physician.
He explained that one of these cases was a type 2 diabetes patient who was receiving insulin during pregnancy, and following giving birth she might return to the pills following consulting the treating physician.
He added that a type 2 diabetic patient who received insulin for surgery can return to taking the tablets following consulting the treating physician following the wound heals and fully recovers.
He stressed that if the doctor is sure that the other doctor who decided to start insulin did not resume all the capabilities of the tablets and change the lifestyle, in this case the diabetic person can return to the tablets, but under the supervision of the treating physician.
He pointed out that early detection of type 2 diabetes reduces the chance of taking insulin, stressing the necessity of periodic blood sugar analysis for reassurance.
Dr. Alaa Naeem emphasized that insulin is considered the best medical treatment available for diabetes, adding that a type 1 diabetic has no treatment other than insulin.
He stressed the necessity of controlling the sugar percentage in the HbA1C analysis so that it is less than 7%.
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