Sugar pals need to be alert about abdominal abdominal pain: warning of diabetes ketone acid poisoning

The abdominal abdominal pain of sugar friends requires vigilance: in daily life, abdominal ache is a more common symptom, and many people may feel that they have eaten their stomach or suffered from gastrointestinal inflammation. However, abdominal pain is not so simple for diabetes patients as it may be a warning signal from diabetes ketone acid poisoning. Then let’s find out why.Diabetes ketone acid poisoning (DKA) is a difficult metabolic complication, which is more common for type 1 diabetes patients, although in certain specific situations it is also possible for type 2 diabetes patients. When insulin use is impaired in the body, the blood sugar climbs, prompts the rapid decomposition of the fat and produces a large amount of ketone-type substances. The excessive accumulation of these ketone-type substances in the body breaks the alkalin balance of the blood and triggers a series of adverse reactions and symptoms.Diabetes diabetics cause dehydration as a result of high levels of urination in the development of diabetes ketone acidism. Dehydration causes a stomach ache by drying out the mucous membranes of the gastrointestinal tract, which affects their normal creeping and digestive functions. At the same time, with the loss of moisture and electrolyte, the electrolyte balance in the body is broken, and the abnormalities of electrolyte, such as potassium and sodium, can affect muscle contraction and neurotransmission in the gastrointestinal tract, further exacerbating the symptoms of stomach pain. It’s like a sophisticated machine, with no key lubricant (water and electrolytics), and there’s a problem with the operation of the various components, and the symptoms are stomach pain.How can diabetes be prevented? First, patients with diabetes must learn to monitor their blood sugar on their own, and should there be a significant rise in blood sugar or an increase in symptoms, they should be treated immediately. Secondly, those factors that may induce ketonosis, such as infection, irrational use of drugs, are to be avoided. Finally, good living habits, a proper diet, and proper exercise also help to prevent the occurrence of acidic poisoning with diabetes.In short, if a diabetic patient has a stomach ache, it is not easy to think that it is just a common gastrointestinal inflammation, but to think that this “hidden enemy” of diabetic ketone acid poisoning is disrupting. Timely access to relevant knowledge and vigilance, and rapid access to medical care when anomalies are detected, will prevent the deterioration of the condition and protect the health of the person.