The symptoms and treatments for diabetes complications are all for those

Diabetic nerve endings of the extremities, diabetic nephropathy, diabetic retinopathy, diabetic foot, cardiovascular diseases, and stroke. All diseases will not occur or delay the occurrence of blood sugar if you control it well, so it is very important to control blood sugar, and if complications occur, please consult a specialist.

Macrovascular lesions: cardiovascular and cerebrovascular lesions; Microangiopathies: eye disease, kidney disease; neuropathy; There are drugs and insulin.

The early symptoms of diabetes complications generally include severe vision loss, slight swelling of the limbs, non-healing foot injuries, and the body always feeling abnormally tired.

If you want to prevent the occurrence of these conditions, the most important point is to control your blood sugar within a reasonable range, whether it is exercise, taking medicine or taking insulin, as long as you can control your blood sugar within a certain range, it can effectively delay the occurrence of complications.

Early symptoms of diabetes complications include thirst, severe fatigue, elevated blood sugar, high blood pressure, bloating, and constipation. If such problems occur, you must control your diet in time, exercise more, and control your weight.

Including diabetic ketoacidosis, hyperglycemic hyperosmolar state, lactic acidosis, etc., the cause of its pathogenesis is mainly due to severe lack of insulin activity and inappropriate rise in glucose-raising hormone, resulting in high blood glucose, resulting in disorders of sugar, fat and protein metabolism, resulting in imbalance of water, electrolytes and acid-base balance in the body.

Diabetic nephropathy** should be comprehensive, including blood sugar control, blood pressure control, diet**, correction of lipid metabolism disorders, etc. Glycosylated hemoglobin should be controlled as much as possible as follows. Glycosylated hemoglobin should be controlled as much as possible as follows.

Symptoms of the kidneysThe initial manifestation of diabetic patients is that the urine protein is positive, and the glomeruli may be damaged at this time, and if the urine protein continues to be positive, it is necessary to be alert to complications such as diabetic nephropathy. There are also symptoms of constipation.

In the early stage, the symptoms are not obvious, and there will be mild symptoms of three more and one less, that is, they usually eat and drink more, pull more, and lose weight. The best prevention is to control food intake, don't eat some greasy food, such as barbecue hot pot, spicy hotpot, don't eat too much, avoid obesity, and cooperate with sports and exercise.

Diabetes is a disease that many middle-aged and elderly people will suffer from, and diabetes is very difficult. Diabetes itself is not terrible, but some complications of diabetes can cause symptoms such as palpitation, chest tightness, numbness in hands and feet, and increased blood pressure. Therefore, for diabetes and complications of diabetes, it is necessary to diagnose it early.

1. Heart palpitations, chest tightness. Diabetic patients may experience palpitation, chest tightness, dizziness, sweating, trembling hands and feet, and pale complexion. This symptom may be caused by low blood sugar in people with diabetes.

If the patient suddenly has palpitation, chest tightness, and a sudden drop in blood pressure just by changing the position, it is likely that the diabetic patient may have complications of cardiovascular disease.

2. Seeing things blurrily. If diabetic patients have uncontrolled blood sugar for a long time, it may affect the blood vessels and optic nerves, causing the patient to see blurrily. Patients will not be able to see things up close, their vision will be reduced, and their retina will be damaged.

In addition, if the patient has a long history of diabetes, there may be eye vascular lesions, cataracts and other eye complications, resulting in vision loss, if not controlled in time, it is likely to lead to blindness.

3. Numbness of limbs. If diabetic patients find that they often have tingling sensations and numbness in their hands and feet, it means that diabetes has affected the nerves in the limbs. If a diabetic patient feels numbness on one side of the body and the body cannot support its own weight, it means that the diabetic patient may have cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases and may be at risk of cerebral infarction.

If a diabetic patient has tingling sensation in his feet followed by numbness, it means that there is inflammation of the nerve endings.

Patients who want to prevent complications of diabetes should keep a light diet, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and do more physical exercise. Most diabetic patients are relatively obese, so it is important to pay attention to time**, after which not only can the condition of diabetes be improved, but also other diabetes complications can be prevented.

Complications of diabetes include diabetic nephropathy, diabetic foot, diabetic cardiovascular complications, diabetic cerebrovascular disease, diabetic neuropathy, and so on. To prevent the complications of diabetes, it is necessary to learn more about the basic knowledge and prevention methods of diabetes, appropriately reduce calorie intake, quit smoking and limit alcohol, eat a balanced diet, low salt, low fat, high fiber, adequate vitamins, and correct high blood lipids. At the same time, increasing physical activity can help avoid obesity and reduce insulin resistance.

In daily life, we should pay attention to cold protection and warmth, maintain a normal heart, and combine work and rest. At the same time, pay more attention to your body, and strive to achieve early detection and early detection of diabetes complications.

I feel symptoms of weakness in my limbs, symptoms of hot-headedness, symptoms of dizziness, symptoms of loss of appetite, and symptoms of lack of sleep. So I think if you want to prevent this, you must eat some fresh vegetables and fruits, such as apples, bananas, greens, tomatoes, carrots, cucumbers, etc.

You will be very tired, sometimes you will be thirsty, you will need to drink a lot of water, sometimes you will lose weight, and you will have numbness in your feet. Be sure to pay attention to your diet, exercise properly, and never let your body be too bulky, and don't let your weight rise too quickly.

There are two types of complications of diabetes: acute and chronic.

Acute complications include: various acute infections, hypoglycemia, diabetic ketoacidosis, diabetic lactic acidosis, and diabetic hyperosmolar coma.

Chronic complications refer to macrovascular, microvascular, and neuropathy. Chronic complications of diabetes are:

Coronary heart disease, hypertension, cerebrovascular disease, kidney disease, ocular complications (retinopathy, cataract, refractive abnormalities, diabetic ophthalmoneuropathy, etc.), neuropathy (peripheral neuropathy, autonomic neuropathy and central nervous disease), diabetic foot, diabetic ** lesions, diabetic impotence, diabetic hyperlipidemia, etc.

These complications have caused great pain to patients, and in severe cases, they can be life-threatening, so we must pay attention to them. Prevention should be the main focus on controlling the occurrence of complications, and its important significance is to reduce the mortality and disability rates of diabetes.

Acute complications: diabetic ketoacidosis and hyperosmolar non-ketotic diabetic coma, infection.

Chronic complications: macrovascular lesions (higher prevalence of atherosclerosis), microangiopathies (diabetic nephropathy, diabetic retinopathy), neuropathy, other pathologies of the eye (cataracts, glaucoma, refractive changes, etc.), diabetic foot.

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Diabetes is not terrible, but it is the complications caused by diabetes that are terrible. What are the possible complications of diabetes?

When blood sugar is too high, death from ketone poisoning occurs.

Due to the three major complications of diabetes, gangrene, kidney failure, and retinal detachment.

Chronic metabolic disease** The body wants to be on its own.

The Troika of the World Health Organization for Diabetics**:

1. Control blood sugar, if the blood sugar is too high, in order to avoid ketone poisoning, use drugs to control blood sugar at a safe standard;

2. Exercise: walk briskly for no less than 6 miles every day;

3. Control diet: Avoid high-glycemic foods in the diet, and other foods do not need to be contraindicated. Eat smaller, more frequent meals, regularly and quantitatively;

4. Give high protein and high nutrition: give high biological protein, low fat, low sugar, high vitamin and mineral, and light diet. Dietary fiber is conducive to the control of blood sugar after meals and keeps blood sugar stable; Chromium-containing foods, such as potatoes, are beneficial for diabetics.

Try to eat a coarse diet and eat whole grains. It is important to give high protein.

The World Health Organization has stated that man does not die of disease, but of ignorance. There are no irreversible diseases, only lifestyle and eating habits that cannot be changed.

It's diabetes at all.

Acute complications.

Hypoglycemic coma.

Hyperglycemic coma (ketoacidosis, nonketotic hyperosmolar coma) Lactic acidosis.

Chronic complications.

Kidneys: proteinuria, infection, renal failure.

Heart: coronary embolism, angina, heart failure, arrhythmia Brain: cerebral congestion, cerebral embolism hemiplegia.

Eyes: cataracts, glaucoma, retinopathy, decreased vision, blindness Foot: numbness, ischemia, weakness, ulceration, amputation.

Diabetes can be complicated by many diseases, such as diabetic eye disease, podiatry, kidney disease, cardiovascular disease, etc.

I am an obese person, I want to **, but I have not acted, because I have not been active, I have not eaten, I have been able to eat recently, and I have diabetes when I am detected, I want to ask, what are the common complications. Hello, common complications of diabetes can lead to heart disease, sexually transmitted diseases, and kidney disease. Be sure to adjust your mindset.