Al -Agha for “Al -Madina” warns the “sugars” against the tension of the match and the penalty kicks

Professor and Consultant of Endocrine and Children’s Children at King Abdulaziz University Hospital in Jeddah, Professor Abdel -Maine Eid Al -Agha, called on people who suffer from diabetes, especially the children’s segment and who will see the most precious cup of “Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Cup” that brings together Al -Ittihad and Qadisiyah today, Friday, May 30, 2025 in Jeddah, the need to avoid stress and excessive emotion when watching the match in order to preserve the safety of their health and not to be exposed to blood sugar. The match arrives at the final tie stage and penalty shootout. He told Al -Madinah that the cup match is usually full of excitement, club and strength, which is a mass match with a psychological and tension, as all fans are waiting for all enthusiasm and passion for their team to be crowned with the most expensive cups, so it is important from the fans who suffer from diabetes to enjoy watching the match, whether from the stadium or home away from sports fanaticism and excitement, because that is reflected on The health of the body, there are some fans, unfortunately, they have an over fanaticism for her team and are tense a lot, and she expresses her affiliation with her team in an enthusiastic manner and this may be a natural reaction, but at the same time affect the health of the individual, it is better to avoid emotion, tension and enjoy the course of the match.

He continued: All the healthy fans and patients must express the joy of winning in a sporting spirit, and accepting the loss by the opposing team without emotion.

Dr. Al -Agha advised at the conclusion of his speech to all diabetics to follow up on blood sugar, whether through the sensors and techniques they use or via the external system, specifically after the match, and in the case – God forbid – if any of the diabetics feels discomfort or any symptoms of low sugar must be used immediately the medical team present on the field, then the time factor is very important to help the diabetic patient.