Understanding High Blood Sugar Levels

• Blood sugar levels between 300-350 mg/dL are significantly high and can increase the risk of complications.

Immediate Steps to Take

• Contact your healthcare provider promptly.
• Seek emergency care if you experience severe symptoms like difficulty breathing or confusion.

Medication Management

• Review your current diabetes medications with your doctor for possible adjustments.
• Ensure adherence to your prescribed treatment plan.

Lifestyle Modifications

• Focus on a diet with low glycemic index foods and control portion sizes.
• Incorporate regular physical activity as advised by your doctor.
• Avoid smoking and limit alcohol intake.

Monitoring and Follow-up

• Regularly monitor your blood glucose levels as instructed.
• Schedule routine check-ups with your healthcare provider.

Support and Education

• Consider enrolling in diabetes self-management education programs.
• Seek psychological support if needed to manage stress and maintain motivation.

Additional Tests and Assessments

• Periodically evaluate HbA1c, kidney function, and undergo eye exams and foot care to prevent complications.