The new blood sugar standard is coming, not 39~6.1. Maybe your blood sugar is not too high
I. Introduction. With the acceleration of the pace of life and the change of dietary structure, blood sugar has become one of the focuses of modern people's attention. However, recently it has been reported that a new standard for blood sugar has arrived, and it is no longer the traditional 39~6.1 mmol. This has sparked widespread concern and discussion, and many people have begun to re-examine their blood sugar levels. This article will delve into this topic and provide you with scientific explanations and suggestions.
2. The background and significance of the new blood glucose standard.
1.Background to the new blood glucose standard
Traditional blood glucose standards39~6.1 mmoll is based on past research and clinical practice. However, with the continuous advancement of medical technology and the deepening of research, it has been found that this standard may not be applicable to all populations. As a result, agencies such as the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) and the World Health Organization (WHO) have begun to reassess and adjust blood glucose standards.
2.The significance of the new blood glucose standard
The introduction of the new blood glucose standard has the following significance:
It's more realistic: The new blood glucose standards have been adjusted according to the characteristics of different populations, which is closer to the actual situation and helps to more accurately assess the blood glucose level of an individual.
Early warningThe new blood glucose standard helps to detect abnormal blood sugar in the early stage, intervene in time and prevent the occurrence of chronic diseases such as diabetes.
Personalization**: The new blood glucose standard provides doctors with more reference information, which helps to develop a more personalized plan and improve the effect.
3. The specific content of the new blood glucose standard.
According to the research and recommendations of the IDF and the WHO and other institutions, the specific content of the new blood glucose standard is as follows:
1.Fasting blood glucose (FPG).
Normal Range: 44~6.1 mmol.
Prediabetes: 61~6.9 mmol liters.
Diabetes: 70 mmol liters.
2.2-hour postprandial blood glucose (2hpg).
Normal Range: <78 mmol liters.
Prediabetes: 78~11.0 mmol liters.
Diabetes: 111 mmol.
It is worth noting that the above criteria are for reference only, and should also be judged in combination with individual circumstances. For example, pregnant women, older adults, people with other chronic medical conditions, etc., may need more stringent blood sugar control.
Fourth, the impact and challenges brought by the new blood glucose standard.
1.Impact on public health awareness
The introduction of the new blood glucose standard will increase the public's attention and awareness of blood sugar problems. People will be more concerned about their blood sugar levels and take proactive steps to prevent and**. This will help reduce the morbidity and mortality of chronic diseases such as diabetes and improve overall health.
2.Challenges to the healthcare system
The implementation of the new blood glucose standard will pose new challenges to the healthcare system. Physicians need to constantly update their knowledge and skills to adapt to new diagnoses and needs. At the same time, healthcare facilities also need to strengthen equipment updates and management to ensure that they can provide accurate and reliable test results and protocols. In addition, ** and all sectors of society also need to increase investment and support to promote the smooth implementation of the new blood glucose standard.
3.Impact on related industries
The introduction of the new blood glucose standard will have a certain impact on related industries. For example, drug developers and manufacturers need to develop more effective drugs and protocols for new diagnostic criteriaFood companies need to adapt their product formulations and marketing strategies to meet consumer demand for healthy eating;Insurers need to re-evaluate and adjust the pricing and terms of relevant insurance products, etc. These adjustments and changes will bring new development opportunities and challenges to related industries.
5. How to deal with the challenge of the new blood glucose standard?
Faced with the challenges and impacts of the new blood glucose standard, here are some things we can do to deal with it:
1.Strengthen publicity and education
Publicity and education should be strengthened to raise public awareness and attention to blood sugar problems. Through holding lectures, producing promotional videos, and carrying out health consultation activities, we will convey correct health knowledge and concepts to the public. At the same time, social organizations and enterprises are encouraged and supported to carry out relevant public welfare activities to promote the improvement of health literacy of the whole people.