Diabetes patients are in a state of high blood sugar for a long time, with complications:
Infective diseases Diabetes is prone to co-infection and is more likely to occur and more severe among people with poor blood sugar control. Renal and bladder inflammation is most prevalent among women and can be repeated, with severe renal and renal abscesses and kidney nipple deaths. Skinted sepsis, such as sepsis, can occur repeatedly and sometimes cause sepsis. Skin fungus infections are also common as pyramids. fungal vaginal and pacetitis are common complications for female patients, most of which are due to haemophilus infections. There has been a significant increase in the incidence of combined diabetes mellitus tuberculosis, which tends to leach from cheese, spread easily, and visual performance is unusual, leading to omissions or misdiagnosis. Chronic complications can weigh over all vital organs of the body and can occur either alone or in different combinations or sequences. Complications can exist before diagnosis of diabetes, and some patients find diabetes as a result of complications as a clue.
Diabetes is the main cause of adult blindness, non-traumatic amputation and terminal kidney disease in our country. Diabetes increases the risk of heart, brain and surrounding vascular diseases by a factor of 2-7; the risk of all deaths, cardiovascular diseases, blindness and lower limb amputation is significantly higher than for non-diabetes. Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of disability and death among diabetes patients.
Microvascular pathologies Microvascular pathologies are specific complications of diabetes, typical of changes in microvascular base membranes thickening and microcycling disorders. Microvascular disease is a strain on the organs of the whole body, mainly in retinas, kidneys, nervous and myocardial tissues, of which diabetes-based kidneys and retinasis are particularly important.
Predisposition factors such as obesity, high blood pressure, haematosis, etc., have increased significantly among the population with diabetes (mainly type 2 diabetes), leading to a higher incidence, earlier incidence and faster development of the aneurysm. The sclerosis of the aneurystic porridge is the main violation of the aorta, coronary, brain, kidney and body artery, which causes coronary heart disease, ischaemic or hemorrhagic cerebrovascular disease, kidney sclerosis, body sclerosis, etc.
Neural system complications Diabetes is excruciating to any part of the nervous system, including central nervous system complications, surrounding neuroses, autonomous neuroses, etc.
Diabetes mellitus refers to foot ulcer, infection and/or deep tissue damage associated with far-end neuroses and varying degrees of vascular disease in the lower leg. Diabetes is one of the most severe and costly chronic complications of diabetes and one of the most significant causes of non-traumatic amputations of diabetes. Light persons are shown in foot deformations, dry and cold skins, and sarcasm (high-risk); in heavy cases, there are foot ulcer and noma.
Diabetes can also give rise to retinal ecstasy, cataracts, glaucoma, luminous changes, iris lashes, etc. Oral diseases are also common diabetes complications. Skin diseases are also common, with some diabetes mellitus and most of them non-specific. The incidence of certain cancers among diabetes patients, such as liver, pancreas and bladder cancer, has increased. In addition, depression, anxiety and cognitive impairment are more common.
