Diabetic Test

I'm curious what other tests are recommended for the blood test after a diabetic patient. ophthalmoscope eye examination, neurological examination and, in particular the lower limbs. EDIT: To everyone here, I'm pretty sure they asked what tests are recommended blood tests as well. The last time I checked, blood urea nitrogen, creatinine, lipid profile, blood counts were all blood tests. I guess we're talking about diabetes type 2 (adult)? While glucose control is important, it is also very important to be looking for other complications of diabetes. The most common vascular diseases such as coronary heart disease (myocardial infarction), stroke and peripheral vascular disease (PVD). Other common complications affecting the eyes, kidneys and peripheral nerves. There are a series of tests and control measures recommended for a diabetic (which include blood tests as well.) - Blood Sugar: This patient will be measured on a very regular basis - HbA1c: This is used for long-term control of glucose monitor - lipid profile: influence cardiovascular risk (the risk is already increased in diabetes) - Cardiac testing: EKG / ECG and blood pressure measurement - Analysis of urine (urine analysis) to detect diabetes-related kidney disease - eye exam: a qualified medical professional - Foot exams: peripheral neuropathy secondary to diabetes can lead to foot deformities and decubitus we go: Cholesterol HDL LDL triglyceride Creatine From microalbumin Mau I had made all this possible. Took me, because I do not have insurance, $ 42 USIf I lived in America, it would cost around $ 600. I live in Thailand. 10 years ago I had the same tests in the U.S. and I had to pay $ 549 Tin had this lab test yesterday I 300pesos.P Save cholesterol Philippines creatinine, LDL, HDL, ECG should triglecerides fasting blood sugar in check for me in the eye in February for the annual review of the opinion