diabetes

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Diabetes is a disease in which body cells have abnormalities in the process of converting blood sugar into energy. When sugar is not used, it causes blood sugar levels to rise above abnormal levels. which if the sugar level rises beyond the kidneys' ability to store it Excess sugar is excreted in the urine along with water. cause frequent urination urine tastes sweet We therefore call this disease 'diabetes'.

who are at risk of developing diabetes

  • people over 35 years old
  • Family history of diabetes
  • palpitations, shortness of breath, tightness in the chest, trouble breathing
  • People with obesity (BMI greater than or equal to 25).
  • people with high blood pressure or high blood fat
  • person who does not exercise
  • People who drink alcohol and smoke

symptoms of diabetes

Patients in the early stages are often asymptomatic. Causing not to come to see a doctor which resulted in the loss of the opportunity for treatment Therefore, we should keep checking our health annually. Especially those at high risk should come for screening. to get the most benefit

For people who have had diabetes for a while, they often have the following symptoms.

  • thirsty often
  • frequent urination day and night
  • Eating more but losing weight
  • Blurred vision, blurred vision, double vision
  • Have chronic wounds that come and go
  • weary, lack of energy

How then is it considered abnormal? who determines

At present, many countries use sugar level criteria that >126 mg/dL, with the condition that it is the value of blood sugar after fasting for at least 8 hours already, but if by chance you haven't fasted before But want to check it without wanting to come back again tomorrow You can draw blood straight away by using the value. 200mg/dl. as a criterion

American Diabetes Association Expert Committee Meeting Let's take a look at all the available research before 1950.1999 To find out to what extent diabetes complications begin when blood sugar levels rise The earliest complication was found to be macular degeneration. Happens at blood sugar levels 126 mg/dL

Diabetes can be divided into 2 types

insulin dependent diabetes

It's caused by the pancreas not being able to produce insulin. Usually in children when the symptoms may be severe and sudden. Most people are thin. Treatment requires insulin injections. Otherwise, there may be a danger of death.

non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus

Caused by the pancreas not producing insulin. or the body is resistant to the effects of insulin It is usually found in adults over 30 years old. The symptoms of the disease may be mild or may be severe. people who are often obese The most common cause is obesity genetics. not exercising, drinking a lot

So notice carefully If you or someone you love has any of these symptoms, don't wait and see a doctor for a quick diagnosis and treatment!

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