Use of Complementary and Alternative Medicine among People with Type 2 Diabetes in Taiwan: A Cross-Sectional Survey

作者: Hsiao-yun Annie Chang , Marianne Wallis , Evelin Tiralongo

DOI: 10.1155/2011/983792

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摘要: Research into CAM use by people with diabetes is limited. This study explored among patients who attend diabetic clinics for followup treatment. Special attention was paid to patients' changing patterns of before and after diagnosis Type 2 diabetes, their experience use, management conventional medicines. A retrospective cross-sectional survey (n = 326) undertaken in three census regions Taiwan, including metropolitan, urban, rural areas 2006-7 (87.4% response rate). Participants reported extensive The prevalence 22.7% 61.0% nutritional supplements being the most commonly used diagnosis. However, disclosure rate healthcare professionals remained low (24.6%), lack knowledge about ingredients common (63.4%). Awareness widespread crucial professionals. self-administration both medicines without may result ineffective adverse effects. information needs be incorporated clinical practice patient professional education.

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