The thinner the diabetic, the worse. The emaciation of diabetic patients is one of the symptoms of diabetes, which is a common external manifestation, indicating that the condition has not been controlled. If the blood sugar is well controlled, it will not be obviously emaciated.

For emaciated diabetic patients, under the premise of controlling blood sugar, the restrictions on diet and exercise should be relaxed appropriately, and insulin treatment should be used if necessary. When the blood sugar control is stable, the food intake will be completely absorbed and converted into usable energy. Thin will get better, but not to the point of fat.