Diabetics are more likely to experience mental health problems
Diabetics should regularly pay attention to their emotions, seek help from relatives such as reminders to take medication, monitor blood glucose or physical activity together to reduce tense.
You can talk to other patients for advice, spend leisure time to lift your spirits.
If you notice rapid mood swings and unstable mental health, you should see a doctor.
People with diabetes can be 2-3 times more depressed than normal people, experiencing mental health problems with elevated or hypoglycemia.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), managing the condition, fluctuations in blood glucose cause people with diabetes to experience many symptoms related to mental health.
