Things for your health care provider to look at every time you have a checkup
Things for your health care provider to look at every time you have a checkup
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Things for your health care provider to look at every time you have a checkup


Your blood sugar records

  • Show your records to your health care provider.
  • Tell your health care provider if you have low blood sugar or high blood sugar often.

Your weight

  • Ask your health care provider how much you should weigh.
  • Talk about ways to reach your goal that will work for you

Your blood pressure

  • A good goal for most people is less than 130/85.
  • Ask your health care provider about ways to reach your goal.

Your diabetes medicines plan

  • Talk to your health care provider about any problems you have had with your diabetes medicines.

Your feet

  • Ask your health care provider to check your feet to make sure your foot nerves and your blood circulation are OK.

Your plan for exercise

  • Tell your health care provider what you do to stay active.




Your meal plan

  • Ask questions about what to eat, how much to eat, or when to eat.

Your feelings (Are you tense or depressed?)

  • Ask your health care provider about ways to handle stress.
  • If you are feeling sad or unable to cope with problems, ask about how to get help.

Your smoking

  • If you smoke, quitting may be very hard to do. But your health care provider may be able to help.
 
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