The Prevention of Cardiovascular Diseases in Diabetes Mellitus: Role of Glycemic Control
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The article discusses the relationship of glycemia control with the development of mid-vascular pathology. Proved a clear link glycemic control with a reduced risk of micro- and macrovascular complications of diabetes. At present, the ideology of early intervention is actively developing and is gaining more and more admirers. Effective competent self-monitoring of blood glucose is one of the fundamental factors in slowing down and preventing the development of cardiovascular complications of diabetes. The maintenance of a high quality of life of the patient is no less important than the achievement of target values of glycemia.
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