How does primary care monitor diabetes?
Monitoring typically includes regular lab work to check blood sugar control, along with checks of blood pressure, weight, and other health numbers that matter in diabetes care.
What role do medications play?
Medications may be part of a diabetes plan when clinically appropriate. Your provider manages medications carefully and adjusts them based on your results and how you feel.
How does lifestyle fit in?
Nutrition, physical activity, and other lifestyle habits are a foundation of diabetes care. Your provider can offer guidance and connect you with lifestyle support.
When is coordination with specialists needed?
Some aspects of diabetes care may involve specialists, such as eye or foot care. Your provider can coordinate referrals and keep your care connected.
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