Latest Updates
-
Diwali 2026: Chakli To Nimki, 7 Regional Savoury Snacks That Bring Traditional Indian Flavours To Your Table -
Filmmaker Sanjay Gupta Passes Away At 57: ‘Aatish’ To ‘Kaabil’, Look At His Three-Decade Bollywood Journey -
Halloween 2026: From Chudail To Yakshi, 5 Mysterious Supernatural Beings That Haunt Indian Folklore -
Rashtriya Ekta Diwas 2026: Significance, History And Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's Role In Uniting India -
Survey Finds 68% Of Previously Married Singles Hesitate To Match With Never-Married Partners -
Diwali 2026: Complete Five-Day Festival Calendar, Dates, Significance And Celebrations -
Weight, Alcohol, Hormones: Pathologist Shares Insights On What Really Shapes A Woman’s Breast Cancer Risk -
Diwali 2026: 5 Healthy Homemade Indian Sweets That Go Beyond Traditional Mithai -
Stroke In Young Women: Neurologist Explains Warning Signs And Hormonal Risk Factors -
‘Star Trek’ And ‘X-Men’ Actor Patrick Stewart Passes Away At 86 After Dementia Battle
Diabetes In Connection To BP And Cholesterol

Adult (or type 2) Diabetes is very often associated with high blood pressure. Recent studies proved very clearly blood pressure control is very important, if not more important than controlling sugar. The current target is 130/80 mm of Hg or less, if you are not controlled by one group of medicine, you should add another. The most important message is your BP should be controlled.
How do I control my Cholesterol?
Cholesterol is the fat in blood, in general you have 50% chance of high cholesterol if you have diabetes. Cholesterol needs to be controlled, initially you need to follow dietary restriction and exercise. If you are obese and can loose weight your cholesterol will come down. You need to repeat in around three months time. If it is high you should start medicine.
There are good and bad cholesterol, when you see your doctor you can clarify how much good and how much bad cholesterol you have.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for general informational and educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or a qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.



Click it and Unblock the Notifications
