Q: Does diabetes cause sequelae?

To be precise, diabetics can cause complications, some of which will stay with the patient for life.

For example: vision loss, ulcers, kidney failure, etc.

Diabetes mellitus is highly susceptible to related complications and sequelae. Equipped with professional conditioning, it is effective**, and you should not waste time and money elsewhere to find a way before. I hope that the advice of the doctor at the Sugar Fat Health Center can help improve it. Sugar fat patients are really uncomfortable.

The most important thing in diabetes is to control blood sugar, as long as the blood sugar level is well controlled, there will be no problems, and the sequelae will be caused after the blood sugar is very high. For example, everyone knows the diabetic foot.

Yes, there will be complications.

In fact, many diseases will have a certain degree of *** on the body to a greater or lesser extent, but there are big and small, which is a bit like a broken bowl, even if there are always cracks after you stick it.

The occurrence of diabetic complications will bring great harm to patients, so patients should pay attention to the harm caused by complications to patients, especially patients who will lead to death. Let the experts answer it below.

Complications of diabetes mellitus are divided into acute complications and chronic complications, with acute complications of infection and diabetic ketoacidosis being the most common. Chronic complications refer to macrovascular complications, microvascular complications, and neurological complications. Macrovascular complications include cerebrovascular accident, coronary heart disease, and necrosis of the foot due to vascular mutiny of the lower extremities.

Microvascular complications mainly affect the kidneys and retinal blood vessels, resulting in poor kidney function and poor vision.

Diabetic cardiovascular and cerebrovascular complications, in addition to the clinical manifestations of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, there are also diabetic heart disease, and patients with diabetic heart disease often appear:

Breath tachykinesis: the vagus nerve is often involved in the early stage of diabetes, and the sympathetic nerve is in a relatively excited state, so the heart rate often tends to increase, and this kind of rapid heart rate is often relatively fixed, and it is not easily affected by various conditioned reflexes, which is manifested as little difference in heart rate during activity, deep breathing, and weakened acceleration reflex of heart rate when standing up quickly from a recumbent position.

Sudden death: Occasionally, various stress factors can cause severe arrhythmia and even sudden death.

Myocardial infarction: Diabetic patients often present with myocardial infarction or occult coronary artery disease. **The incidence of myocardial infarction is high, and patients have no obvious chest pain, but only nausea, vomiting, congestive heart failure or irregular heartbeat, and some even only have a feeling of fatigue, so it is easy to miss or misdiagnose.

1. Acute complications of diabetes: diabetic ketoacidosis, diabetic non-ketotic hyperosmolar coma, lactic acidosis, infection, etc.;

2. Chronic complications of diabetes:

1. Macrovascular diseases: cerebral thrombosis, coronary heart disease, myocardial infarction, lower limb vascular occlusion - diabetic foot amputation, etc.;

2. Microvascular complications: diabetic nephropathy, diabetic retinopathy;

3. Peripheral neuropathy: numbness of limbs, pinprick pain, cotton stepping sensation, decreased pain and temperature sensation, etc.;

4. Autonomic neuropathy: gastroparesis - anorexia, nausea and vomiting, intractable diarrhea, impotence, etc.

3. Diabetic ketoacidosis, diabetic non-ketotic hyperosmolar coma, lactic acidosis, infection, diabetic nephropathy, stroke, coronary heart disease, myocardial infarction, etc. can be fatal.

Therefore, it is very important to prevent and treat diabetes. In life, we must do: early prevention, early diagnosis, early **, long persistence, diligent monitoring, systematic learning, comprehensive mastery, scientific diet, balanced nutrition, meat and vegetarian matching, less salt and less oil, eat more vegetables, avoid smoking and limit alcohol, strengthen exercise, weight control, comprehensive monitoring, blood sugar standards, blood pressure standards, blood lipid standards, blood viscosity standards, microalbumin standards, glycosylated hemoglobin standards.

Many, much, I'm also diabetic, all very concerned about this! I'm only 17 years old, and I need to protect myself from diabetes! And be sure to control, to move! Eat small meals often, and if you are satisfied with the answer, take it.

Wherever blood can flow, it is damaged. In particular, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, kidney diseases, **infections, fingertip ulcers, fundus bleeding and so on.

In the early stage, before there are no complications, as in normal people. If it is not well controlled, high blood pressure, heart disease, vision loss, wounds, especially peripheral infections, and kidney problems will occur one after another.

At present, all regular hospitals have endocrinology departments, and most of them use drugs to control blood sugar, such as insulin.

Usually eat foods that take a long time to digest, such as whole grains and vegetables, which make the peak of blood sugar wave relatively stable due to the long digestion time. Eating multiple meals means eating food multiple times a day, with fewer meals each time and evenly blended for a longer time.

It's not a sequelae, it's a complication. There are many complications of diabetes, such as diabetic foot disease that can lead to amputation, and eye disease that can lead to blindness. It also leads to diabetic nephropathy and eventually uremia. It is diet control, drug control, and blood sugar should not fluctuate all the time.

Common. Formal system** at your local hospital is sufficient.

Diabetes mellitus has acute and chronic complications. Acute complications include ketoacidosis, hyperosmolar coma, and lactic acidosis. Chronic complications include macrovascular disease (coronary artery disease, stroke, peripheral vascular disease) and small vessel disease (diabetic nephropathy, retinopathy, and neuropathy).

If diabetic patients do not care about it in the early stage, the harm in the later stage will also be very great. Therefore, it is also recommended that everyone should control their diet and control the disease in the early stage. In this way, you will be able to make your body healthier in the future and let diabetes develop in a vicious direction.

If everyone's diabetes is in the early stage, it is recommended that you can eat some coarse grains appropriately, do not eat some greasy food, and do not choose to eat some junk food. These foods can cause your blood sugar to rise and make us healthier. And we should go to the hospital for a professional examination, if everyone's blood sugar is just at a high phenomenon.

But if it does not constitute diabetes, or if it is early diabetes, then we don't have to worry, as long as we make our diet healthier and pay attention to exercise, we can effectively alleviate our diabetes.

The reason why everyone has higher diabetes is that we don't pay attention to exercise, and the food we usually eat is still the same greasy. And some diabetics will also eat some sweets, which may cause our blood sugar levels to get higher and higher, which will cause our body to become more and more unhealthy. We must know that if diabetes develops to an advanced stage, there will be various complications, so it is also recommended that everyone control their diet and stop depleting their bodies.

As long as you can pay more attention to exercise and supplement more nutrients needed by your body, you can make your body healthier. And it can also make us feel more comfortable physically, so we must take it to heart. When we feel unwell, we should go to the hospital immediately**.

In the later stage, it will definitely be very harmful, and even the food control will be very much, and it will also lead to stroke.

Yes, because it is likely to cause the disease to worsen, which will lead to blood sugar that cannot be controlled, can cause very serious illness, and can be fatal.

Regardless of the early stage, the later stage is quite harmful because it has unlimited complications.