Diabetes Rehabilitation

With the rapid development of the economy and the continuous improvement of people's living standards, the number of diabetic patients in my country has increased explosively in the past 10 years, becoming the kingdom of diabetes. According to statistics from the WHO's first "Global Diabetes Report", there are 129 million people with diabetes in my country, and the prevalence rate is 9.4%, Which is higher than the global average prevalence rate of 8.5%. Diabetes accounts for 2% of all causes of death, and the disability rate due to complications is even higher. It not only consumes a large amount of medical resources, but also brings huge economic losses to individuals, families and society. Diabetes is not an untreatable disease. Comprehensive rehabilitation measures such as diet, exercise, medication, education, and self-management can effectively help patients maintain blood sugar stability, reduce complications, and improve their quality of life. There are currently many diabetes-related monographs and health education materials on the market, and most of them focus on eating less, moving more, and hypoglycemic drug treatment. Very few people know how to operate this. The feature of this book is that it focuses on the organ, individual, and social dysfunction caused by diabetes and its impact on family life and social life. From the perspective of rehabilitation medicine, it combines the latest theoretical progress and newly developed technologies to formulate individualized comprehensive rehabilitation plans for patients. The feature of this book is that theory is combined with practice. Each assessment and treatment technique is followed by a typical case analysis to help readers understand the latest theoretical trends, master practical operation techniques, apply what they have learned, and guide patients in rehabilitation treatment. This volume is intended for medical workers in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Endocrinology, Geriatric Medicine, General Medicine, practitioners in related health care fields, and students in colleges and universities of Rehabilitation Medicine.