The first visit to the endocrinologist office usually involves:
blood and urine tests
a complete medical history
an explanation of your management plan
a head-to-toe exam
An endocrinologist probably checks your blood sugar using a finger stick.
Endocrinologists will want to check your mouth to ensure you don't have mouth infections, and they will check your hands and feet to ensure that you aren't developing sores or skin infections.
They will ask questions around current signs, symptoms, eating habits, and family history. They will also ask about your Lifestyle, exercise, working conditions, etc. It is essential to calculate and record your energy consumption and blood sugar. They will also need to know your current medications, allergies, and how often you check your blood sugar levels.