End-Stage Diabetes Management

End-stage diabetes management focuses on controlling symptoms and maintaining quality of life when complications become severe. It involves a comprehensive approach that may include medications, insulin therapy, and lifestyle adjustments. As the disease progresses, managing issues like kidney failure, nerve damage, or circulation problems becomes critical. The goal is to prevent or slow further deterioration, address symptoms like pain or fatigue, and support the patient's physical and emotional well-being. Palliative care principles are often incorporated, emphasizing comfort and personalized treatment plans to align with the patient's preferences and overall health status.