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Untreated hyperglycemia can damage the heart, kidneys, eyes, and nerves. Early treatment reduces these risks significantly.

Regular monitoring and timely intervention help maintain stable glucose levels. Preventive care includes routine screenings and lifestyle support.

Treatment begins with accurate diagnosis and regular blood glucose monitoring. Depending on severity, management strategies may range from lifestyle modifications to pharmacological interventions. Mild hyperglycemia may be controlled through dietary changes and increased physical activity, while more severe cases often require medication or insulin therapy.

Medications used to treat hyperglycemia work through various mechanisms. Some improve insulin sensitivity, others stimulate insulin secretion, and some slow carbohydrate absorption. Insulin therapy remains critical for individuals with type 1 diabetes and advanced type 2 diabetes.

Effective treatment protects long-term health and reduces disease burden.