Answer:
It should be explained to the patient that due to her age and diagnosis, she must take additional care to reach levels that allow her to lead an adequate and disease-free life. For this, it will be necessary to maintain periodic controls to reduce glucose levels, pressure arterial, triglycerides and cholesterol, if the goals are not reached, can cause consequences such as peripheral neuropathy, diabetic retinopathy, kidney failure and skin lesions that can lead to death in a few years.
vascular disease in diabetes can predispose mainly to coronary heart disease, when high blood glucose levels are maintained, endothelial damage occurs in the blood vessels.
as a proposal it must be incorporated
performing cardiovascular exercise 30 minutes per day at least 3 days a week
decrease the consumption of carbohydrates in the diet
increase protein intake
skin care to avoid the appearance of ulcerations mainly in the lower limbs
timely taking of formulated medications
keep scheduled appointments
