Self-Care Practices (SCPs) among the Type II Diabetics Affiliating to the Self-Help Groups (SHGs) in Bangladesh

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Singh Deepak Kumar; Mondol Shila; Satpathy Ipseeta; Mohan Patnaik B.Chandra

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ISSN: 2588-4824

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Journal: Journal of Medicinal and Chemical Sciences Year:621 | Volume: | Issue: Page(s): 1075-1084

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Self-Care Practices (SCPs) among the Type II Diabetics Affiliating to the Self-Help Groups (SHGs) in Bangladesh

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Singh Deepak Kumar | Mondol Shila | Satpathy Ipseeta | Mohan Patnaik B.Chandra | Issue Writer Certificate

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Self Care PracticesQ4

Type II DiabeticsQ4

Self Help GroupsQ4

Diabetes knowledgeQ4

Abstract

The present paper is an initiative to assess self-care practices of the deadly disease diabetes among the members of the self-help group in the Jashore district of Bangladesh. Generally speaking, type 2 diabetes is the mother of all illnesses, and self-care practices such as blood sugar monitoring, nutrition control, physical activity, medication adherence, and foot care are the cornerstones of its treatment. However, in under-developed nations like Bangladesh, where the cases are more prevalent, a limited study is being conducted and there is a lack of understanding about self-care. The study’s aim was to investigate the self-care practices of Type II Diabetics among the members of self-help groups in Bangladesh, so as to assess the relationship between self-care practices and blood sugar levels among members of self-help groups in Bangladesh as well as to add to the existing knowledge. The data indicates that education, reading level, economic status, desire to control diabetes, lack of information about diabetes and its complications, and self-care habits in the research region have a direct association.

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