A diabetologist's responsibilities include recognizing and treating all types of diabetes. They also treat diseases that are closely related to diabetes, such as abnormalities in lipid metabolism, extreme obesity, and high blood pressure. A diabetologist also conducts routine physicals to check for secondary conditions linked to diabetes. Although physicians with training in other disciplines may also treat diabetes, diabetologists are typically endocrinologists with residency training who have completed specialized training in the subspecialty of diabetes. These specialists are ready to devote all of their attention to patients with different forms of diabetes. Diabetologists treat type 1, type 2, and gestational diabetes in the same manner as other, less common diabetic conditions. These specific endocrinologists diagnose diabetes using a range of tests, including urinalysis, oral glucose tolerance tests, hemoglobin A1c tests, and non-fasting blood glucose level tests. The medications prescribed by a diabetes specialist may include the following: counseling and education regarding a better eating routine (which food sources to eat and to what extents, when to eat, and so forth), suggestions for a reliable exercise routine (what kinds of activity, when to work out, when to rest, and so forth), treating prescriptions (like insulin infusions), pulse and cholesterol control medications, guidance on self-testing blood glucose levels, and other diabetic-related medications.
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