As a diabetic, I know the impact of infection on diabetes. In the past few years, I have summarized some measures to prevent diabetes infection through continuous learning and practice. In this article, I would like to share these experiences with you, hoping to help those who are also suffering from diabetes. 
1. Maintain good personal hygieneThe first step in preventing infection is to maintain good personal hygiene. I usually follow my doctor's advice to wash the affected area with warm water and soap every day to keep it dry. In addition, I change my clothes and bed linen regularly to avoid bacterial growth. 2. Controlling blood sugar levels and keeping blood sugar stable is the key to preventing infection. I usually follow my doctor's advice, take my medication regularly, and monitor my blood sugar regularly. In addition, I pay attention to my diet and exercise, and try to keep my blood sugar within the normal range. 3. Enhance immunityImmunity is important to fight infection**. I usually follow my doctor's advice to get enough sleep and avoid overexertion. In addition, I will also pay attention to the nutrition of my diet and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits to strengthen my immunity. Fourth, avoiding injury is an important way to get infected. I usually avoid injuries like avoiding scratches, burns, etc. If I get hurt, I wash the wound and apply antibiotic ointment to prevent infection. 
5. Follow your doctor's advice to prevent infection. I go to the hospital regularly for check-ups and follow the doctor's advice**. In addition, I consult with my doctor in a timely manner to learn about diabetes and infections. 6. Maintain a good attitudeMaintaining a good attitude is also very important to prevent infection. I used to be depressed because of diabetes and infections, but then I realized that I could only cope better with the disease if I had a positive mindset. So, I began to try various ways to adjust my mentality, such as participating in a support group for diabetic patients, conducting psychological **, etc. In conclusion, preventing diabetes infection requires us to start from many aspects, including maintaining good personal hygiene, controlling blood sugar levels, strengthening immunity, avoiding injury, following doctor's advice, and maintaining a good state of mind. Although diabetic infection is a common complication, the risk of infection can still be reduced as long as we actively prevent it. I hope my experience will inspire and help you to beat diabetes and enjoy a healthy life together!