What are the effects of mood changes on diabetes?

Long-term negative emotions can lead to a rise in blood sugar!

Negative emotions accumulate in the body, continue to increase, will affect patients like "garbage", if not solved in time, will cause some physical and mental diseases to patients over time.

Everyone's psychological tolerance is different, and for patients with poor psychological quality, doctors should be counseled in time.

Emotions sometimes have a causal relationship with blood sugar. Elevated blood sugar makes the patient's mood worse, and a bad mood can affect the patient's blood sugar control. In a vicious cycle, it can eventually lead to worse mood and blood sugar levels.

When this happens, the doctor should learn to help the patient analyze the cause to see if it is caused by problems in diet, exercise, etc., or emotional fluctuations.

If blood glucose instability is caused by huge mood swings, it is necessary to help the patient analyze the impact of emotions on blood sugar control in time and help him resolve the bad mood.

The patient's mood has a great influence on the development of diabetes. Sudden changes in emotions such as grief, fear, anxiety, ecstasy, and excitement can increase the excitability of the sympathetic nervous system, increase the secretion of adrenaline and adrenocorticotropic hormones in the body, not only increase blood sugar, but also lead to accelerated lipolysis. As a result, fatty acids in the blood increase, resulting in ketosis.

This point has a more significant impact on adolescent-onset diabetic patients, and also has a certain impact on patients with diabetic disease. Therefore, diabetic patients must always maintain an optimistic mood, and when they encounter something that is not as good as they want, they must be calm, broad-minded, and emotionally stable, so as to avoid aggravation of the disease.

Everyone will have emotional changes, joy, anger, sorrow and happiness are indispensable, I heard that emotions can directly affect people's physical health, is this true? Experts point out that this statement is correct, because the occurrence of diabetes has a certain relationship with emotions.

1. Experts say that in daily life, when there is a sudden huge change in mood, it is actually a signal to yourself that you may have an imbalance in your internal organs, and you need to adjust it. Don't say I'm a little angry, I've been in a bad mood lately, I'm just depressed, in fact, it reflects that the state of your internal organs is also a problem, at this time, you need to take precautions, don't wait for the illness to be treated.

3. In fact, diabetes is caused by stasis, depression, and it is also the most important thing to pay attention to in today's society. Now we have a lot of people, you see his diet is fine, and it can't be said that this diet is too high in fat and calories, but he is very stressed. Everyone knows that flowing water does not rot, and the hub does not beetle.

If you stay in this state of stasis for a long time, it will become hot. If you get hot for a long time, it will cause problems with your metabolism. Like we have a lot of young people, diabetic patients in their 40s, he is not eaten, he is bruised, or the result of depression, so that the qi and blood can not flow normally, so that after a long time, the stasis will turn into heat.

Diabetes is called thirst disease in Chinese medicine, why he quenches his thirst, drinks more, eats more, and urins more, is because he has formed a kind of heat in him, which disturbs the balance in his body.

Among the three causes of diabetes, there is a very direct and close relationship between stasis and emotions. In fact, if you are in a bad mood and are depressed for a long time, it will not only lead to diabetes, but also cause the onset of cancer. Therefore, if you want to live a long life, you must first think openly and be happy every day, so that any disease will not easily approach us.

Diabetic patients should relax their mood and treat life and diseases with an optimistic and positive attitude. This is very critical for blood sugar control. In addition, participating in more social activities and moderate physical activity can also help improve your mood and manage your condition.

The patient's family should also counsel, encourage, comfort and understand the patient, and help him build confidence in overcoming the disease. In addition, patients can also participate in some special lectures on diabetes to understand the basic knowledge and coping measures of diabetes and its complications, and correct misconceptions and bad behaviors. When patients have anxiety, depression and other emotions that are difficult to resolve, they should go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and examination in time to avoid aggravating the condition.