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Blood glucose monitoring is the most important step in diabetes treatment. Regularly
measured blood glucose provides information about glucose values and helps to verify
diabetes control by providing comparison with historical values. Blood
sugar values are
used to adjust the diet, as well as guide the effect of intake on blood sugar. In
this way, blood sugar can be kept under control by applying personalized diets.
Continuous self-measurement of blood glucose is recommended in patients using
insulin.
Postprandial blood glucose 2 hours after a meal should not exceed 140 mg / dL
before hypoglycemia occurs. It is recommended to monitor postmeal blood
glucose level by self-measurement of blood glucose, which is the most practical
method available.
It is recommended that patients using insulin should measure their blood
glucose at least four or five times a day.
It is also informative in terms of hypoglycemia in patients using blood sugar
lowering pills; It is emphasized that it is important to make blood
glucose measurement continuous in order to allow the assessment of blood sugar
fluctuations that occur due to medications, lifestyle changes and intervening
diseases.
It is recommended that the timing and frequency of self-measurement of blood
glucose be determined individually according to the treatment and control level
of each patient in patients undergoing non-insulin therapy.
It is used in situations that require monitoring of heart rhythm
for a long time. Electrodes, cables and recording device are connected to
the patient.
While the person continues his normal daily life, the device records his heart
rhythm for about 24 hours.
At the end of the period, the device is removed and the records taken are
analyzed on the computer.
With this device, palpitations that are not seen during the examination but
that last for a short time during the day and all rhythm disorders that are not
felt can be detected.
Afiyet Hospital, which has been providing modern, reliable and quality services to its patients for years, has been completely renovated this year and became a full-fledged health center. With its nearly doubled physical area, expanding infant and adult intensive care units, investments in technology, especially imaging, and new branches, Afiyet Hospital; now it is bigger, more technological, more assertive.
Afiyet Hospital, whose personnel always serves with compassion and smiling faces in line with the principles of total quality, is now realizing the absolute patient satisfaction understanding in a much stronger and more effective way.
In addition to the outpatient clinic and service rooms equipped with all kinds of comfort and equipment, the operating rooms with all medical equipment, intensive care units, delivery rooms, laboratories and all kinds of imaging and diagnosis facilities are at the service of patients and their relatives 24/7.
Again, all kinds of operations are performed in the branches of General Surgery, Urology, Orthopedics, Ophthalmology, ENT, Gynecology and Obstetrics ; Incubator – Phototherapy – Blood exchange and other related services are provided in the Infant and Newborn Intensive Care Units .
In the polyclinic units, Emergency, ENT, Ophthalmology, General Surgery, Gynecology, Orthopedics, Urology, Dental, Internal Medicine, Psychologist, Psychiatry Dietician, Child highly competent doctors; continues to be the primary source of trust for patients in early diagnosis, diagnosis and treatment.
Likewise , Laboratories where Microbiology, Pathology, Biochemistry, Hematology, Serology and all kinds of advanced tests are performed ; With its reliable results, it makes great contributions to doctors for the most accurate treatments.
However, private calla Hospital 24 hours uninterrupted all emergency and routine outpatient services, dental services, Doppler, Ultrasound, medical analysis laboratory services, X-ray is presented by specialists in their profession are followed by all the information the computer
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