Can diabetics eat noodles for dinner?

Diabetic patients can usually eat noodles in moderation for dinner, but not in excess. Noodles contain dietary fiber, phytosterols, carbohydrates and other nutrients. Diabetic patients can eat in moderation, which helps to increase satiety, reduce the absorption of sugar by the body, and balance nutrient absorption. However, noodles contain a lot of starch. If diabetic patients eat too much at dinner, it will lead to excessive starch intake, which will be converted into sugar in the body, causing blood sugar to rise, making the disease worse and making it more difficult to treat. Patients can take metformin drugs, thiazolidinediones and other drugs at the doctor's suggestion, which will help regulate blood sugar levels in the body and accelerate physical recovery.