Why does diabetes occur?

 

Why does diabetes occur

What is diabetes?

Diabetes is a type of metabolic disorder. There is insulin in the body, but it cannot work. Or the insulin is completely destroyed. We usually talk about four types of diabetes. Type-1, Type-2, gestational and others. Type-1 means that, in any case, those who have insulin destroyed in their bodies, if they are not given insulin separately, they can die. When we eat various types of food from outside, eat fast food, then some kind of change occurs in the body. It is seen that there is insulin in the body, but it cannot work. Then the glucose of the food we eat accumulates. This is type-2 diabetes.

Why does diabetes occur? What are the symptoms?

When we eat food, insulin is secreted from our pancreas. The function of insulin is to reduce the excess glucose of the food we eat. When the production of insulin decreases or when insulin cannot work even after being produced, there is excess glucose in the body. We call that condition diabetes. If the glucose level is more than 7 on an empty stomach and if it is more than 11 after eating, then that condition is called diabetes. Everyone understands in the case of type-1 diabetes. Suddenly, health deteriorates. Weight loss. The problem is with patients with type-2 diabetes. They do not realize that they have diabetes. Frequent urination, not satisfying hunger even after eating, feeling tired, feeling sluggish, if there is a cut or wound, it does not dry easily - these are some of the symptoms. Since they do not go to the doctor, a lot of damage is done in three to four years. It turned out that there was blood in the eyes. There was a block in the heart, and creatinine in the liver was high.

What is the relationship between weight and diabetes?

It cannot be said that there is a direct scientific relationship. However, those who have diabetes, in most cases, love to eat fast food. They spend time lying down and sitting and are overweight. Due to this, insulin resistance increases in their body. As a result, even if insulin is secreted, it cannot work. Therefore, the risk of developing type-2 diabetes will be high. It is very important to keep the body mass index correct. Even if there is a family history, the risk of developing diabetes is higher in the case of genetic role or genetic role. One is a genetic role, the other is lifestyle or lifestyle. If your parents have diabetes, your risk of developing diabetes is 50 per cent higher. And if your lifestyle is not healthy, then another 50 per cent. That means 100 per cent. No matter what it is, there is no alternative to exercise. You have to walk two legs every second. Every day, vigorously

What should I do if I have diabetes?

Four things to do. Oral medication, insulin, healthy lifestyle, emotional support. These are very important. Drugs, diet, discipline—these are important. You have to maintain a healthy lifestyle and exercise. You also have to do regular checkups. You have to keep a glucometer at home and measure it regularly. After getting diabetes, if a patient can keep it below five to six before eating and below ten after eating, then it is good. He will be healthy with diabetes for a long time. Family support is very important for controlling diabetes.