World Health Organization (WHO) says diabetes is more than $ 422 million in the world. And between 1980 and 2014, about two times more people lived. Despite the spread of the disease, it is often misunderstood. Here is a general idea about diabetes.
Diabetes is a disorder of pancreas only
Diabetes can affect the pancreas, but it should not be regarded as a disease that affects the body from the neck. If we accept this position, we will miss the psychological impact of living. And that's a big deal. As with the problem of long-term health status diagnosis, people with diabetes develop depression. There is a certain type of depression known as diabetes. Man tries to control his own situation.
Diabetes also affects your mental abilities. Studies show that diabetes can affect your thinking, memory, and memory.
Diabetes also affects other brain processes, such as how to measure food. Researchers also explore how to hormone foods such as insulin to regulate food. The brain's effect on the so-called magma dopamine system explains how much of the diabetes mellitus is difficult to follow, even when it comes to health checks.
2. Overweight or obesity people get diabetes
There is a strong link between type 2 diabetes and obesity, but diabetes does not mean anybody is overweight or obese. Also, overweight or obesity does not mean that everyone is developing diabetes.
However, according to the British Healthcare Association, obesity in England increases the number of diabetes by 5 times more than adult adults. But much remains to be done to fully understand the relationship between diabetes and obesity. This involves understanding biological mechanisms that bind them both.
Type 1 diabetes does not depend on obesity. It is thought to be autoimmune disorder, the body's own immune system that attacks insulin-producing cells in the pancreas. This is a very successful attack; Type 1 diabetes can not produce insulin. There is evidence that genus type 1 diabetes has a genetic character, but all people who are at risk for diabetes develop diabetes. Also type 1 diabetes can be associated with the virus.
3. You should always enter insulin
Type 1 diabetes requires insulin therapy, but can be delivered by insulin pumps. These devices reduce the need for regular injection of insulin. The insulin is delivered to a portion of the hose, and then to the pump through the needle attached and there are several advantages to this method. One of them is discrete and excludes social stigma due to diabetic injection. Secondly, reducing the need for different injection sites.
There are a number of options for diabetes mellitus type 2 and diabetes mellitus for developing diabetes mellitus. These types of diabetes can alter their lifestyle or at early stages, such as metformin, can successfully be administered through tablets. Depending on the age of diabetes, or as a pregnancy progression, insulin or tablets may be needed. Diabeticists who seek to control their condition may also offer such drugs as bromocriptine that are targeted to brain areas that help regulate metabolism of the body.
4. Diabetes is easily managed
Low-calorie diet There are several arguments that diabetes mellitus can return to normal levels of blood glucose, causing it to be possible. However, there is no evidence that these doctors are stable and that diabetes (excluding gastrointestinal) is vital.
Long-term complications of diabetes are amputation, loss of eyes and cardiovascular disease. There is daily screening for these aspects of diabetic health. In short, some diabetes can kill the complications.
Diabetes mellitus is an illness, and for many people this is not easy. Healthy advice and education are not enough to help each individual, and most of them can not control their own condition (some of them manage to control their illness and control). Blood levels in the blood affect nutrition, activity, sleep disorders, stress and other hormone effects. Therefore symptoms and symptoms of diabetes are rarely stable.
For many people diabetes is life-threatening. This is sometimes a gruesome and unpleasant situation. Most patients with diabetes have stigma associated with the condition. Some diabeticists have their own discrepancies and predilections. Therefore, knowing the truth of living with diabetes helps to improve its experience.
Claire Rostron is a Senior Lecturer at the Open University. The commentary in this article is the author alone.
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