When do you have diabetes?

Hello, generally speaking, the indications for insulin** are mainly as follows:

1, Type 1 diabetes.

2. Diabetic ketoacidosis, hyperosmolar coma, lactic acidosis combined with hyperglycemia.

3. Combined with severe infection, wasting disease, retinopathy, nephropathy, neuropathy, acute myocardial infarction, cerebrovascular accident.

4. Perioperative period requiring surgery due to comorbidities.

5. Pregnancy and childbirth.

6. Type 2 diabetes mellitus is not ideal after diet and oral hypoglycemic drugs**.

7. Secondary diabetes caused by total pancreatectomy.

FYI.

Oral medications are ineffective.

It is recommended to use it as soon as possible, after all, taking oral medicine will harm liver and kidney function.

Type diabetes is a must.

2.For the first onset of type 2 diabetes, insulin can delay the occurrence of complications and better control blood sugar!

3.When diabetes has complications, it's time to start taking insulin!

4.When patients can't control their blood sugar well with oral medication, they should start taking insulin!

5.Of course, pregnant female patients also need to take insulin!

6.I think insulin is very good, the sooner you get it, the better, and patients with this tendency can take it!

Hello, my mother has been suffering from diabetes for more than 20 years, her physical condition is very good, according to her actual situation for so many years, I think the sooner you take insulin, the better, you should know that diabetes has symptoms, insulin can control the symptoms, if there is a symptom in the fight, it will be too late, in addition to the nutritional medicine taken by diabetics to strengthen physical exercise.

1. Diabetics can take insulin under any circumstances.

2. Only type 1, pregnant, and hospitalization must be vaccinated;

3. In other cases, you can choose freely.

To put it simply, insulin should be given if one of the following conditions applies:

1, Type 1 diabetic patients.

2. Patients whose oral medication can no longer effectively control blood sugar.

3. Patients whose liver and kidney functions have been impaired.

Immediately improve diabetes, how to ask me! --Zhuge Sheng.

The main symptoms of diabetic patients are that the concentration of blood sugar in the blood is higher than that of other normal people, so they cannot eat the same diet as normal people in daily life, and reduce the intake of sugar and staple foods.

And diabetics look very different from normal people visually, because normal people can ingest sugar normally and store sugar, so normal people look relatively stronger, but diabetics can not convert and absorb sugar well, so they will look very thin. Once the human body has no way to ingest sugar, there is no way to ingest nutrients, so such a body must be very unhealthy, in this case if you want to ** diabetes, you can only use insulin injection.

We all know that the function of insulin is to lower blood sugar, insulin can act on target cells, and then fully decompose or convert the sugar in the blood to store itself. Diabetic patients are unable to make full use of the sugar they consume, which can lead to high blood sugar or blood sugar that cannot be fully utilized. If diabetic patients inject insulin, it is likely to play a role in inhibiting blood sugar concentration, and to a certain extent, it can play a role in inverting sugar, at least to help diabetic patients absorb and use more blood sugar in the body.

Therefore, compared with normal people, the life of diabetic patients is relatively hard, because what normal people can eat, diabetics may not be able to eat, such as steamed buns, steamed buns, noodles and rice that we often eat are unattainable foods for diabetics, because although those foods are not sweet to eat, their main component is starch, although starch does not taste sweet, but it belongs to sugar. Therefore, for diabetic patients, it is not only necessary to cooperate with insulin**, but also to get a lot of attention in diet, so as to maintain a relatively healthy level of their body.

Insulin can lower blood sugar in the human body, alleviate hyperglycemia, improve metabolic abnormalities in the body, alleviate damage to various systems of the body, and have a good effect on diabetics.

Insulin can lower blood sugar, improve metabolic abnormalities, help diabetics better control blood sugar, control the condition, make diabetics more confident, and improve the body's immunity.

It can promote protein synthesis, can also control the decline of insulin, it can break down fat in the body, can also allow glucose to be excreted as soon as possible, and is also used to maintain blood sugar stability.

Diabetes mellitus is characterized by a metabolic disorder of glucose metabolism characterized by hyperglycemia, and insulin lowers blood sugar.

The effect of insulin in diabetes is that insulin can control blood sugar in diabetic patients. Insulin controls blood sugar in diabetic patients and is the main good thing that insulin brings to patients. Of course, there are two sides to everything, in addition to lowering the patient's blood sugar, insulin also has the risk of causing hypoglycemia, and insulin is the injection that has the greatest risk of hypoglycemia among all hypoglycemic drugs.

Insulin is the only hormone in the body that can lower blood sugar, and insulin injections can not only lower blood sugar, but also improve metabolic abnormalities. For type 1 diabetes medications**, insulin injections must be required, otherwise there will be multiple complications of long-term hyperglycemia, such as diabetic ketoacidosis. Patients with early-stage, mild-form, uncomplicated type 2 diabetes can be treated with oral glucose-lowering drugs or insulin augmentation**.

For patients with severe type 2 diabetes, the effect of oral medication is not obvious enough, and insulin injection or combination of drugs must be used**.

Many people know that insulin can lower blood sugar, but that's just scratching the surface. In fact, insulin has five major effects on the regulation of glucose metabolism: promoting the entry of glucose into cells; Promotes glucose phosphorylation; Promote the oxidative decomposition of glucose; Promotes the synthesis of glycogen from glucose; Resists glucose neogenesis.

Diabetic patients take insulin to control their blood sugar within a certain range, so as not to induce diabetic ketoacidosis due to the rise in blood sugar and aggravate the condition.

Diabetic patients, the symptoms are mainly caused by insufficient insulin in the body, and our insulin is an alternative** to supplement the lack of insulin in the body.

The occurrence of diabetes is caused by the insufficient secretion or action of insulin, and insulin is used to help patients lower blood sugar.

Therefore, diabetic patients need insulin injections to lower blood sugar, reduce hyperglycemia, and damage to various body systems.

The reason is that the pancreas of diabetic patients cannot secrete insulin well, and it is difficult to digest and decompose sugar, so insulin needs to be injected.

Insulin promotes glucose metabolism. It can promote the entry of glucose in the blood into the cells for the body to use. Promotes fat metabolism. Insulin promotes the entry of glucose into fat cells, where energy is gathered together to form fat. Promotes protein metabolism.

The reason why insulin is taken is because insulin is helpful for blood sugar control, because diabetic patients cannot be in a state of high blood sugar, and insulin can produce hypoglycemic **, which is helpful for the stability of diabetic patients.

First of all, type 1 diabetes has completely lost the function of pancreatic islets, so it needs to be the same as insulin, and type 2 diabetes is more serious and also needs insulin. Insulin is mainly used to play an important role in the body's metabolism, used to lower blood sugar, and diabetic patients can better control blood sugar.

Because diabetics have very little insulin, and the low amount of insulin will affect the normal operation of the body, they need to take extra insulin to maintain good health. Insulin is designed to balance endocrine, replenish the body with enough energy, balance blood sugar, and inject energy into cells.

The harm of diabetes is very great, and there are many ways to treat this disease, many people will choose to inject insulin, but the harm of insulin injection is very great, and today we will introduce the harm of insulin injection for diabetic patients.

1.First: weight gain, especially in elderly people with type I2 diabetes. Abdominal obesity caused by insulin injection in ascending sen, which is a manifestation of hyperinsulinemia, can be switched to purified insulin or oral hypoglycemic drugs to reduce insulin dose.

2.Second: subcutaneous lipodystrophy: may occur with long-term use of non-purified insulin, or when injected at one site for a long time. Once receiving insulin**, blood sugar is controlled within 4 to 6 days.

3.Third: insulin edema: Before diabetes is controlled, there is water loss, sodium loss, extracellular fluid reduction in the body, water and sodium retention in the body, and edema of the face and limbs, which can be absorbed by itself within a few days.

Precautions. Diabetic patients can use insulin to control blood sugar, but they should also pay attention to some things in their daily life, control their diet, pay more attention to rest, and do not be too anxious to avoid blood sugar rise.

Diabetic patients take insulin for a long time.

If the diabetes is more severe, you need to take insulin for a long time, and if it is not particularly serious, you can use medication**. Generally speaking, hero diabetes requires long-term insulin injection, type 2 diabetes.

You don't need it. Diabetes is very common in daily life, and now that diabetic patients are getting younger and younger, everyone is now focusing on preventing diabetes. After developing diabetes, insulin injections are given daily to control the body's blood sugar. <>

Many people may be very puzzled, if insulin is injected every day, is it good for the body? And there are many people who think that insulin will only be injected when diabetes is very serious, so many people are very afraid of insulin. Diabetes is also classified as type 1 diabetes.

and type 2 diabetes, which is relatively severe. Therefore, for patients with type 1 diabetes, doctors will recommend insulin injections. Like insulin, before it was discovered, diabetes was also a very serious disease. <>

After suffering from diabetes, if you don't **, you can only live for about a year, but after injecting diabetes, the life expectancy of type 1 diabetic patients can be extended by about 40 to 50 years. Patients with type 2 diabetes do not need to inject insulin for a long time, and can maintain normal blood sugar levels by taking some hypoglycemic drugs. However, these drugs also contain insulin, because if you want to keep your blood sugar level in this range, you have to rely on insulin.

Insulin is not a terrible drug, and our bodies secrete insulin to maintain blood sugar balance in the body. However, the blood sugar of diabetic patients is relatively high, and the insulin secreted in the body cannot control blood sugar, so it is necessary to use insulin injections or take drugs to lower blood sugar.

At present, there is no other effective way to ** diabetes, insulin is the only effective way at present, and diabetic patients must adhere to long-term insulin, otherwise it is difficult to control the condition.

It's not good, the saying is that after a long time, there may be endocrine disorders, and it may also lead to an increase in blood sugar and a decrease in the quality of the body.

It's definitely not good, and it will have a positive effect on the body. It's just a ** measure. It is also to transmit some energy to the body. Glucose supplementation.

When diabetic patients take insulin, one situation is type 1 diabetes, this situation can only be injected with insulin to lower blood sugar**, other drugs have no effect, and then type 2 diabetes patients, after long-term use of hypoglycemic drugs, the effect is not good, and insulin can be used to lower blood sugar when blood sugar is repeated**. The third situation is that in new-onset diabetic patients, if the patient is emaciated significantly, and has a strong desire to take insulin, and the initial blood sugar is relatively high, insulin can also be the first choice for blood sugar lowering**. For diabetes, insulin is a very good hypoglycemic drug, in the actual process, many patients will resist insulin, in fact, when the blood sugar reaches a certain stage, the need to use insulin to lower blood sugar**, must not be resistant to insulin, the choice must be timely insulin hypoglycemia**.

Diabetes does not require insulin. Diabetes mellitus is a chronic metabolic disease caused by a relatively insufficient secretion of insulin from the pancreas. An endocrine disorder caused by absolute insufficiency.

For people with type 2 diabetes, insulin injections are required if the blood sugar increase cannot be controlled through dietary modification or oral medications, or if hyperglycemic neuropathy occurs**. Insulin injections are generally not recommended if patients have early diabetes. Because type 1 diabetes is dependent diabetes, insulin injections are mandatory**.