Respiratory complications in Diabetes
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Diabetes patients easily contract respiratory tract infections. Tuberculosis especially is more prevalent. They contract it after diabetes coma and when lung cavities are usually filled with pus.
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Treatment for Respiratory Complications in Diabetes
- The patient should have a well-balanced diet and build up immunity.
- Avoid de-natured foods like refined cereals, tinned and preserved food, white flour and sugar.
- Indian gooseberry is considered an excellent remedy for tuberculosis. Two teaspoons of this juice can be taken daily to promote energy and enthusiasm.
April 9, 2008 | Filed Under Diabetes
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