Tips on treatment of child with diabetes

TIPS ON TREATMENT OF CHILD WITH DIABETES

Treat your child as a normal person
Your approach should be one of regarding your child as normal, and helping him to feel that way too.
Do not give special consideration or favours.
Discipline him and punish him when necessary as you would your other children. Be careful and sensible with him when he gets sick with childhood illness, but do not over-treat him or 'mollycoddle' him.

Be optimistic - but do not promise a cure
It is right to be optimistic about the future. Diabetes cannot at present be cured, and may cause some problems in later life, but efforts in modern research are enormous and are repeatedly leading to advances in knowledge and treatment. However, do not hold out hope to yourself or your child that he may be able to stop insulin injections. The chances are he will not and constant hoping may lead ultimately to disappointment and frustration.
You will find it helpful to keep yourself informed about what is going on in research. Read articles in diabetes journals attend seminars and meetings for people with diabetes and their families. In this way, you will maintain your optimism as you hear about progress. It will also give encouragement to your family by demonstrating your active interest.

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