If you have type 2 diabetes and a history of heart disease, controlling your blood sugar alone may not be enough. But, there are medications that — along with diet and exercise — have been proven to lower the risk of dying from problems related to your heart and blood vessels. Use the questions below to kick-start a conversation with your doctor and together, create a plan to reduce the risk of heart disease, hear failure, and stroke.
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Questions for your Doctor:
Are my sugars within target?
Is my blood pressure under control?
Is my cholesterol within target?
Have I taken all the steps to manage my smoking and stress?
Is my exercise and weight plan right for me?
What can I do to manage my heart health?
Am I on a medication that can reduce my risk of dying from problems related to my heart and blood vessels?
In Canada, there are currently two available treatments indicated, along with diet and exercise, to reduce
the risk of dying from heart disease if you have type 2 diabetes and a history of heart disease. For
more information about these options, talk to your doctor.
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Have these questions on hand and talk with your doctor.
When is your next doctor’s appointment? Get these questions emailed to you and bring them with you.
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