It depends on which type of Diabetes one suffers from. Some can be controlled by diet or/and medicines. Some need the daily injections as the body is unable to produce its own insulin. Insulin controls your blood sugar level from getting too high (hyperglycemia) or too low (hypoglycemia).
"DM" in diabetes meant differently by different peoples they areDiabetes mellitus orDiabetes managementDiabetes is other wise called as diabetes mellitus, high blood sugar, high blood glucose, hype glucosemia.The steps to handle/caring/treating diabetes is called as diabetes management.
Well he has type two diabetes...but i don't know how much insulin... if that's what you mean. Oh and if he needs a second dose it would be a dosage of LET ME SING BETTER SO I DONT BURN PEOPLES EARS OUT! MEDICINE
There are several types of diabetes with different causes. All can have life threatening side effects ranging from blindness to kidney and cardiovascular disease to gangrene and loss of limbs.Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus is a loss of insulin function. The islets of Langerhans in the pancreas completely stop making insulin, the hormone that regulates blood sugar and energy use. Usually this is treated by regular injections of insulin. This is normally caused by an autoimmune condition, usually occurs early in life, and is likely genetic and not closely related to the etiology of Type 2 Diabetes. New treatments include the injection of patient or donor islets of Langerhans to replicate the pancreas' function. Loss of the pancreas due to pancreatic cancer or chronic pancreatitis are other potential causes.Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus is a problem involving the pancreas' production of insulin and the cells ability to utilize insulin. The root causes are not clearly understood but can include genetic issues and lifestyle issues (poor diet, inadequate exercise, stress). It involves a vicious circle of deterioration once begun, since diabetes causes high blood sugar, which causes oxidative stress which in turn damages the pancreas and increases insulin resistance. Treatments: The production of insulin can be increased by medication. Sensitivity to insulin can be increased by various glucophages, weight loss, calorie restriction, a low-carbohydrate diet and physical activity. Severe cases or poorly treated cases will eventually require insulin injection.Gestational Diabetes Mellitus is high blood sugar brought on by pregnancy. Close medical attention is required. Treatment may include insulin or other medication but the condition passes after the end of the pregnancy. Both mother and child have increased risk of type-2 diabetes afterward.Diabetes Insipidus (AKA "Water" diabetes to differentiate it form "Sugar" diabetes) has several sub types. It's not related to blood sugar levels at all, but causes similar polyuria (excessive urination). It's fairly rare, and occurs because of problems regulating the hormone vasopressin, which tells the kidneys how much to concentrate the urine. See link (further down this page, listed under Related Links) for more information.Juvenile Diabetes - or Type 1 Diabetes - appears to be a second generation genetic condition. It seems to show up mostly every second generation in families with a diabetes history. Current and older studies also indicate an envrionmental link, and a link to Vitamin D deficiency. Its cause is not completely understood, and so no cure as yet has been found. Its onset is usually at youth. Type 2 Diabetes is, for the most part, self-inflicted through poor diet, lack of excercise and, therefore, obesity. It mostly affects middle-aged and older people who have poor eating habits, and do little physical activity, and are, therefore, overweight or obese.
Yes, sago is a healthy food; but - attention for peoples with diabetes.
2002 estimates put the number of deaths caused by diabetes at around 76,000 per year.
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I love pigs cuz they're cute cuddly delicious, and their insulin can save diabetic peoples lives. They soooo do not taste delicious.That is so mean!They are just cute and cuddly.
Early peoples relied on essential resources such as water, food, and shelter for survival. They utilized natural resources like plants, animals, and stones for sustenance and tool-making. Fire was also a crucial resource for cooking, warmth, and protection. Additionally, early communities depended on social structures and knowledge sharing to effectively manage and utilize these resources.
Yes, sago is a healthy food; but - attention for peoples with diabetes.
Carbon (C) is essential to life very simpily because it can chain up to form a link. Carbon is found in peoples bodies. The chains can easily made stronger, like your muscles and working out the chains are broken and rebuilt (example of Carbon)