Chest disease, medicine, and diabetes specialist Dr. Mohammad Mahmudul Hasan Mintu has said that diabetes treatment is not solely dependent on medical prescriptions; rather, raising awareness to control the condition is extremely vital. Uncontrolled diabetes can lead to severe and dangerous complications in the human body. Poor dietary habits, lack of discipline, and the consumption of alcohol or substance abuse can be major contributing factors to diabetes. Everyone must adhere to these guidelines to successfully keep diabetes under control.
He made these remarks on Saturday while speaking at a discussion meeting organized in Bhangura, Pabna, to mark World Diabetes Day.
Earlier, a colorful procession led by Dr. Mintu started from the Nirapad Hospital and Diagnostic Centre. The procession paraded through the main roads of the municipal town before concluding at the same venue. The event was organized by the Chest Disease, Asthma, and Diabetes Care Center.
Read nextBlast Disease Inflicts Heavy Losses on Boro Paddy in Naogaon—Farmers Face HardshipsDr. Mintu further stated that diabetes is a silent killer that can afflict individuals at any stage of life. Just as wood-boring insects silently hollow out wood from within without external signs, uncontrolled diabetes can secretly build up risks such as heart disease, strokes, kidney failure, vision loss or blindness, nerve damage, and even amputation.
He added that people can stay healthy and safe from diabetes through regular physical exercise and a disciplined lifestyle. The World Diabetes Day discussion meeting was organized by the Nirapad Hospital and Diagnostic Centre.
Among others, Bhangura Technical and BM College Principal Md. Badrul Alam, prominent business leader and Hospital Para Welfare Committee member Alhaj Saiful Islam, and Beximco Pharmaceuticals PLC Senior Regional Manager Md. Arifin Islam addressed the meeting.
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Reported by Md. Manik Hossain, Bhangura, • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].
