What are the factors that affect the rise in blood sugar?

The main causes of high blood sugar are genetic factors, living environment factors, diseases or stress states. 1.Genetic factors:

If a patient has a genetic history of diabetes, the risk of developing diabetes is higher than normal. 2.Living environment factors:

If the patient has poor eating habits, such as frequent excessive energy intake, and likes to eat some high-sugar, high-salt, high-fat foods, then this may cause high blood sugar. In addition, if the patient does not have good lifestyle habits, such as not liking exercise, it is also more likely to cause high blood sugar. 3.

Illness or stress states: For example, if you have hyperthyroidism, Cushing's syndrome, or a serious infection, or surgical trauma, you may also experience an increase in blood sugar. In addition, after the occurrence of hypoglycemia, blood sugar rebound can occur, and hyperglycemia can also occur.

If the patient has high blood sugar, he must see a doctor in time, be clear and specific**, and follow the doctor's instructions**. One of the causes of high blood sugar: Eating habits are the cause of high blood sugarEating habits are undoubtedly one of the main causes of high blood sugar.

Patients with high blood sugar or hyperglycemia are strictly controlled in their diet all the time, because they clearly know that a slightly improper diet will become the cause of high blood sugar. The second cause of high blood sugar: insulin is the cause of high blood sugar Obviously, insulin is also one of the causes of high blood sugar.

Anyone who knows a little about diabetes knows the relationship between insulin and blood sugar.

There are many factors that affect blood sugar:

1. Dietary factors. If you have diabetes, excessive intake of high-calorie foods, such as high-carbohydrate, high-fat, high-protein diets, will cause a significant increase in blood sugar. Clause.

2. Exercise. If you are a patient with diabetes, proper exercise after meals can reduce blood sugar. Clause.

3. Emotional factors, because when the human body is too angry or too emotional, the secretion of dopamine in the body will increase significantly, and dopamine has the effect of raising blood sugar. Therefore, people with diabetes should not experience excessive mood swings. Clause.

Fourth, the effects of drugs. Some drugs that lower blood sugar, including acarbose, biguanides, and insulin, have a blood sugar-lowering effect. If you are a diabetic patient, your diet and exercise are controlled, but your blood sugar is still not well controlled, you need to add oral medication or insulin to help lower your blood sugar.

Although high blood sugar is a symptom of diabetes, high blood sugar does not mean diabetes, they are two concepts. Hyperglycemia can also occur in many cases, mainly in the following cases.

1. Stress state.

For example, when there is a state of stress such as burns, the secretion of insulin will be suppressed to a certain extent, and the secretion of other hormones will increase, and blood sugar will rise. When the stress is gone, the blood sugar returns to normal.

2. Secretory diseases.

If there are some secretory diseases in the body, then it is also possible to cause an increase in blood sugar. However, this increase in blood sugar is secondary, and after the disease is effectively controlled and **, blood sugar will gradually return to normal. Acromegaly is a typical secretory disorder.

3. Medications. Some medications may also affect blood sugar after taking it, causing it to rise. These drugs mainly affect glucose metabolism, but blood sugar will return to normal after stopping the drug, so don't worry too much.

4. Liver disease.

Liver disease can lead to a decrease in liver glycogen, and the decrease in liver glycogen will make the blood sugar after eating a meal tend to rise rapidly, but this does not necessarily happen, and it will generally return to normal after liver disease**.

High blood sugar does not mean diabetes, high blood sugar is just an external manifestation of diabetes. There are many causes of elevated blood sugar, so blood sugar and diabetes are different concepts that need to be distinguished.

The factors that affect the rise in blood sugar are as follows: 1. First of all, from the perspective of diet, poor diet and long-term consumption of a large number of high-fat and high-protein foods will lead to an increase in the probability of diabetes. 2. Staying up late for a long time and excessive mental pressure also have a certain impact on blood sugar.

3. Finally, from the reduction of exercise, the reduction of exercise will also lead to a large amount of fat accumulation, insulin resistance, etc., increasing the chance of diabetes.

I couldn't laugh or cry when I saw the upstairs. What is the theory that "high blood sugar is caused by diabetes", I want to cry, why not say that it is diabetes caused by high blood sugar? It is such an irresponsible theory that leads to too many people's lack of understanding of diabetes, resulting in irreversible results.

The mistake of understanding is more serious, because if the understanding is wrong, the direction must be wrong, then the disease will never get better. No wonder the World Health Organization says that many people die not from disease, but from ignorance. What is blood sugar?

To put it simply, blood sugar is energy, the necessary energy of the human body, if the blood sugar is low, it is impossible to work and work normally, the reason is that the energy is insufficient. It's as simple as that. For example, an electrical appliance needs 220 voltage to work properly, but you only have 150 voltage, can this appliance work normally?

Voltage is energy. The same reason, you need 220 voltage, but with 380 voltage, this appliance still cannot be used, and there is even a possibility of breakage. Here, here comes the key question:

Why is this appliance particularly vulnerable to breakage when the voltage is high? Because there is too much energy. Transferred to the disease of human diabetes:

Why is blood sugar high? Eating too much? There are not many, there are many patients who are taboo and taboo, and they are still taking hypoglycemic drugs, and some are taking insulin, but their blood sugar just can't come down, why?

I don't have any energy supplemented, why is there so much energy in the body? This is sad, that is your body in order for you to continue to live, release your own energy, but too many people are still blindly hurting your body. You must know that the human body has a storage function, and any of your organs has the function of storing energy, and this function is to be taken out for the human body when the human body is extremely consumed.

High blood sugar is just a decrease in the body's ability to convert blood sugar, so isn't it okay to restore this function?

There are many factors that affect blood sugar:

1. Diet. The amount of meals eaten has a direct impact on postprandial blood sugar.

2. Exercise. People who exercise a lot have relatively low blood sugar due to their greater consumption, while people who lack exercise or stay in bed for a long time generally have higher blood sugar.

3. Weather and seasonal changes.

4. Lack of sleep or insomnia.

5. Excessive mental stress and emotional instability can lead to an increase in blood sugar.

6. Some stresses will also cause blood sugar to rise due to the production of a large amount of glycemic hormones.

7. People with high blood lipids, fatty liver, hepatitis, liver cirrhosis, obesity, and overweight will also increase blood sugar.

8. Some endocrine diseases, such as acromegaly, hypercortisolism, hyperthyroidism, etc., can also cause an increase in blood sugar.

The main causes of high blood sugar are diet, disease, genetics and other reasons, when there is high blood sugar, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time for some targeted examinations, after clearing, under the guidance of the doctor.

High blood sugar seriously endangers the health of patients, when there is high blood sugar, it is recommended to take some hypoglycemic drugs on time under the guidance of a doctor**, if the situation is more serious, it should also be used insulin injection**.

During the first period, patients should also strengthen dietary management, and avoid some foods that are too high in sugar, and do not eat some foods that are too high in fat, develop good eating habits, avoid overeating, and should also carry out some simple exercises in ordinary life to promote metabolism in the body, which is also helpful for lowering blood sugar.

There are two main conditions: first, the blood sugar is well controlled at night, and there is no hypoglycemia, and the blood sugar is high only for a period of time in the early morning, which is called the "dawn phenomenon". The dawn phenomenon is mainly caused by increased secretion of hormones that antagonize the action of insulin, such as cortisol and growth hormone.

Second, after hypoglycemia occurs at night, it rebounds and causes an increase in blood sugar in the morning, which is called "Su Mujie reaction". To identify the cause of the elevated fasting blood glucose in the early morning, patients may use multiple blood glucose measurements in the middle of the night. The general practice is:

Blood glucose is measured at 3 a.m. to determine if hypoglycemia is present; Blood sugar is then measured in the early morning. If blood sugar is normal at 3 a.m. and fasting blood sugar rises in the morning, it is called dawn phenomenon; If blood sugar drops at 3 a.m. and fasting blood sugar rises in the morning, it is considered a Sumujie reaction. Once the cause of the increase in fasting blood sugar in the morning is found, the dose of hypoglycemic drugs or insulin can be adjusted in a targeted manner under the guidance of a doctor.

Diabetic patients with "dawn phenomenon" can add subcutaneous injection of intermediate-acting insulin before bedtime on the basis of oral hypoglycemic drugs during the day to receive good results and control fasting hyperglycemia in the morning. Note that you need to add a bedtime snack such as half a glass of milk and two biscuits before the injection to avoid hypoglycemia after insulin injection. Once fasting blood sugar is satisfactorily controlled in the morning, it is easy to control blood sugar after meals during the day.

Diabetic patients with "Sumujie reaction" should reduce the dose of oral hypoglycemic drugs or insulin acting before dinner and increase bedtime snacks. A bedtime snack is a split meal from dinner that can prevent hypoglycemia in the first half of the night. We advised Mr. Wang to reduce the pre-dinner dose of Damecan to 40 mg, and at the same time instructed him to increase his bedtime snacks, and then monitored his blood sugar at 3 a.m.

It was found that his blood sugar level quickly returned to normal at 3 a.m. after taking the drug, and his fasting blood sugar dropped to 7 milliliters in the early morning.