How many days does diabetes first stay in hospital?

The first hospitalization for diabetes generally requires 7-14 days.

When a diabetic patient is hospitalized for the first time, the doctor needs to know in detail the patient's blood sugar fluctuations, islet function, whether there are complications, etc., and measure blood sugar multiple times, including fasting blood sugar, postprandial blood sugar, and glycated hemoglobin. and other indicators, as well as related examinations such as fundus examination, renal function examination, neurological function examination, etc., to comprehensively understand the patient's physical condition and help formulate more precise treatment plans. If the patient is less ill and responds well to treatment, the length of stay may be shorter; if the patient is more ill or has complex complications, the length of stay may be longer.

For diabetic patients, it is important to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment and educational guidance during hospitalization in order to better manage their condition and reduce the occurrence of complications.