Managing diabetes is an ongoing learning process. It is important to monitor and maintain your blood sugar within a normal range to lower your risk for a heart attack or stroke.
Listen as Ihong Chen, MD explains steps you can take to prevent Pre-diabetes and full on diabetes.
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Prediabetes: The Causes, Symptoms And Steps One Can Take To Prevent Full On Diabetes
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Inspired by his youthful fascination for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous detective, Sherlock Holmes, who solved crime through keen observation and advanced investigative techniques, Dr. Chen chose a career in Internal Medicine where he, too, could be a detective, albeit a medical one. Using sophisticated tools, tests, knowledge and a hypothetical ‘magnifying glass’ to discover medical clues and formulate solutions, he works to keep his patients healthy by focusing on preventative medicine and lifestyle choices.
Dr. Chen earned his medical degree in 1988 from the University of Texas Medical School in San Antonio. He followed this with both an internship and residency at St. Paul Hospital in Dallas.
When away from the office, Dr. Chen enjoys working with computers, fruit tree gardening, and listening to country music. He is fluent in Chinese Mandarin and Taiwanese.
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Ihong Chen, MD
Dr. Chen enjoys caring for his patients and helping them find answers to their health issues.Inspired by his youthful fascination for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous detective, Sherlock Holmes, who solved crime through keen observation and advanced investigative techniques, Dr. Chen chose a career in Internal Medicine where he, too, could be a detective, albeit a medical one. Using sophisticated tools, tests, knowledge and a hypothetical ‘magnifying glass’ to discover medical clues and formulate solutions, he works to keep his patients healthy by focusing on preventative medicine and lifestyle choices.
Dr. Chen earned his medical degree in 1988 from the University of Texas Medical School in San Antonio. He followed this with both an internship and residency at St. Paul Hospital in Dallas.
When away from the office, Dr. Chen enjoys working with computers, fruit tree gardening, and listening to country music. He is fluent in Chinese Mandarin and Taiwanese.
Learn more about Ihong Chen, MD
Learn more about MemorialCare Medical Group