Is it possible that inflammation control in diabetes is more important than glucose control? Medicines and dietary protocols therefore do not reduce the number of long-term complications.
In my opinion in diabetes patients more important glucose control than inflammation control.
But we need to test this hypothesis.
As I known that patients with DM has increase level of CRP.
http://www.webmd.com/diabetes/type-2-diabetes-guide/inflammation-and-diabetes#2
Dear Dr Tóth,
as I see it, glucose control is very important in the long run, especially if you are dealing with young patients. After talking to colleagues in the field, I think that glucose control should not be so strict that you risk hypoglycaemic episodes. On the other hand, glucose and HbA1c levels that are way too high are probably associated with severe complications in the long run. It is therefore important to find a good balance in terms of glucose control.
Best wishes and kind regards,
Rainer
Inflammation is cause of insulin resistance and diabetes complications.
If we control glucose level - we also control inflammation.
https://www.diabetesselfmanagement.com/blog/put-out-the-fire-of-diabetes-inflammation/
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