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*For medical professionals to read and reference how to deal with it? Today is the day of surgery.
I came to the unit early for a ward round.
As soon as I entered the ward, an uncle asked me nervously: "Doctor, I took metformin this morning, can I still do coronary angiography?" I was embarrassed.
.
.
because according to the past habits, I asked all hospitalized patients to stop metformin first, switch to other hypoglycemic drugs, and then switch back to metformin after angiography.
Can I take metformin before angiography? ? The "love-hate entanglement" between metformin and coronary angiography With the continuous improvement of living standards and the continuous enhancement of people's medical awareness, the prevalence of many chronic diseases has gradually increased.
China has become a big country of diabetes.
At present, the prevalence of diabetes in China It has the following three characteristics: Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes account for a very high proportion, accounting for about 90% of the overall diabetes population
.
2.
The prevalence of diabetes continues to rise, and it currently exceeds 11%
.
3.
The prevention and treatment of diabetes is still not optimistic.
The awareness rate, treatment rate and control rate of diabetes are only 30%-50%
.
Many clinicians know that there are "five carriages" in diabetes treatment - diet therapy, exercise therapy, drug therapy, blood glucose monitoring and diabetes education.
Drug therapy is essential
.
Diabetes is called the equivalent risk of coronary heart disease, and the proportion of coronary heart disease complicated with diabetes is as high as 50% in hospitalized patients
.
Therefore, the guidelines recommend three types of hypoglycemic drugs as first-line drugs for patients with coronary heart disease and diabetes, and metformin is the cornerstone
.
But why do CT rooms or catheterization labs in many hospitals post signs at the door?
I came to the unit early for a ward round.
As soon as I entered the ward, an uncle asked me nervously: "Doctor, I took metformin this morning, can I still do coronary angiography?" I was embarrassed.
.
.
because according to the past habits, I asked all hospitalized patients to stop metformin first, switch to other hypoglycemic drugs, and then switch back to metformin after angiography.
Can I take metformin before angiography? ? The "love-hate entanglement" between metformin and coronary angiography With the continuous improvement of living standards and the continuous enhancement of people's medical awareness, the prevalence of many chronic diseases has gradually increased.
China has become a big country of diabetes.
At present, the prevalence of diabetes in China It has the following three characteristics: Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes account for a very high proportion, accounting for about 90% of the overall diabetes population
.
2.
The prevalence of diabetes continues to rise, and it currently exceeds 11%
.
3.
The prevention and treatment of diabetes is still not optimistic.
The awareness rate, treatment rate and control rate of diabetes are only 30%-50%
.
Many clinicians know that there are "five carriages" in diabetes treatment - diet therapy, exercise therapy, drug therapy, blood glucose monitoring and diabetes education.
Drug therapy is essential
.
Diabetes is called the equivalent risk of coronary heart disease, and the proportion of coronary heart disease complicated with diabetes is as high as 50% in hospitalized patients
.
Therefore, the guidelines recommend three types of hypoglycemic drugs as first-line drugs for patients with coronary heart disease and diabetes, and metformin is the cornerstone
.
But why do CT rooms or catheterization labs in many hospitals post signs at the door?
