WHAT IS THE DIABETES CAUSES, SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENTS? Part-4

Upheld, Only adults develop type 2 diabetes - things change. An increasing number of children and adolescents are developing type 2 diabetes. Experts say that this is related to an increase in childhood obesity, malnutrition, and lack of exercise.

� I have to use insulin, this should mean that my diabetes is very serious - people take insulin if only food or foods with oral or non-insulin diabetes do not provide adequate control of diabetes, that's all. Insulin helps control diabetes. It usually has nothing to do with the severity of the disease.

� If you have diabetes you cannot eat chocolate or sweets - people with diabetes can eat chocolate and sweets when they combine them with exercise or eat them as part of a healthy diet.

� Diabetic patients are more susceptible to colds and general illnesses - a person with diabetes who have better control of diabetes is less likely to get the flu or something than other people. However, when a person with diabetes gets the flu, his or her diabetes is difficult to control, so there is a high risk of complications. Symptoms of Diabetes: People often have diabetes and are completely unaware of it. The main reason for this is that the symptoms, when seen on their own, appear harmless. However, with early detection of diabetes, there is a high probability that serious complications that can be caused by diabetes can be avoided. Here is a list of the most common symptoms of diabetes:

� Frequent urination: Do you go to the bathroom to urinate more often recently? Do you realize you spend most of the day going to the bathroom? If there is too much glucose (sugar) in your blood, you will urinate more often. If your insulin is inactive, or not at all, your kidneys will not be able to filter glucose back into the bloodstream. The kidneys will take water from your blood to break down glucose - which in turn fills your bladder.

� Unequal thirst: If you urinate more than normal, you will need to replace the lost fluid. You will drink more than usual. Have you been drinking more than usual lately?

Enkidu Acute hunger: Since the insulin in your blood is not working properly, or is not there at all, and your cells are not getting enough energy, your body may react by trying to get more energy - food. You will be hungry.

� Weight gain: This may be the result of the above symptom (severe hunger).

■ Abnormal weight loss: This is very common in people with Type 1 diabetes. Since your body does not make insulin, you will need another source of energy (cells do not get glucose). Muscle tissue and fat will be broken to gain strength. Since Type 1 starts suddenly and Type 2 progresses slowly, weight loss is most noticeable in Type One.

� Increased fatigue: If your insulin is not working properly, or is not at all, glucose will not enter your cells and give them energy. This will make you feel tired and not tired.

� Anger: Anger may be the result of your lack of energy.

� Blurred vision: This can be caused by the removal of tissue from the lens of your eyes. This affects your eye's ability to concentrate. With proper treatment this can be treated. There are serious cases where blindness or long-term vision problems can occur.

� Cuts and abrasions do not heal well or quickly: Do you find cuts and abrasions taking longer than usual to heal? If there is too much sugar (glucose) in your body, its healing power may be underestimated.

� Additional skin infections and / or yeast: If there is too much sugar in your body, its ability to recover from infections is affected. Women with diabetes find it very difficult to recover from bladder infections.

� Itchy skin: The feeling of itching on your skin is sometimes a sign of diabetes.

� Red and / or swollen gums - Gums from the teeth: If your gums are soft, red and / or swollen this could be a sign of diabetes. Your teeth may loosen as your gums move. Gum disease / common infection: Along with the previous symptoms of gum disease, you may have common gum disease and / or gum disease.

� Numbness or tingling, especially in your feet and hands: If you have too much sugar in your body your nerves can be damaged, as can the small blood vessels that supply those nerves. You may have itching and / or numbness in your hands and feet.

DIABETES TESTING:

Diabetes is usually diagnosed by a urine test, which detects excess glucose. This is usually supported by a blood test, which measures blood sugar levels and can confirm the cause of your symptoms of diabetes. If you are concerned that you may have any of the above symptoms, it is recommended that you talk to your doctor or a qualified health professional.

To be continued.