glycaemic control
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control
noun
uk/kənˈtrəʊl/us/kənˈtroʊl/
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It should be noted that the variability inglycaemiccontrolseems to be just as important as the average of blood glucose.
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Moreover, for optimal results with oral agents, women must adhere to a diabetic diet and maintain the targeted level ofglycaemiccontrol.
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There is also evidence that non-pharmacological interventions can lead to small but clinically meaningful improvements inglycaemiccontrol, even in the absence of weight loss.
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Is it the drug, or failure to achieve the targeted levels ofglycaemiccontrol?
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Drug selection depends on the patient's weight and severity ofglycaemiccontrolor symptoms.
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Insulin was given when diet and oral therapy failed to achieveglycaemiccontrol.
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Weight reduction is also associated with a reduced risk of diabetes and improvement inglycaemiccontrol.
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The authors concluded that it was the improvement inglycaemiccontrol, rather than any specific therapy, which was the primary factor responsible for the reduced risk of complications.
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In this condition, associated especially with times of poorglycaemiccontrol, subacute painful unilateral weakness and wasting of the anterior thigh muscles occurs, frequently accompanied by weight loss.
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Insulin therapy should be reserved for cases that fail to achieve the targeted levels ofglycaemiccontrol with oral agents, or those with specific medical indications.
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In these instances, prevention of further neurological damage, such as goodglycaemiccontrolin diabetes, is the cornerstone of management.
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Early studies showed that imeglimin is as effective as metformin in regulatingglycaemiccontrol.
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This targeting of the area postrema allows an improvement ofglycaemiccontrolwithout causing weight gain.
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Systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials of psychological interventions to improveglycaemiccontrolin patients with type 2 diabetes.
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