Consultation with a diabetes specialist

Consultation with a diabetes specialist

Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas in the body. This hormone takes sugar from the blood and transports it to the cells. The body uses sugar as energy. People with diabetes either have low insulin levels or a disorder. It absorbs sugar and leads to high blood sugar, and over time, it damages some parts of the body and causes diabetes. There are two types of diabetes: type one and type two

Complications of Diabetes

More than half of people with diabetes are unaware of their disease and have long-term dangerous side effects, such as:

Kidney disease, vision problems, cardiovascular disease, peripheral nerve disease

There are key points in controlling and preventing diabetes such as weight loss, regular exercise, proper and healthy nutrition, stress management

Who is at risk for diabetes?

• Sedentary people

History of diabetes in first-degree relatives

• People with high blood pressure

History of gestational diabetes

• Birth of a baby with weight

Women with polycystic ovary syndrome

• Diseases associated with insulin resistance, such as obesity

• Presence of hemoglobin A1C equal to or greater than 5.7% or impaired fasting glucose in previous tests or impaired glucose tolerance in blood tests

• Hyperlipidemia

History of cardiovascular disease

What foods cause high blood sugar and diabetes

Search: Purified grains such as white flour, white rice, white bread, and french fries

Vegetables: Consumption of pickles and salt in case of salt restriction, canned vegetables that have salt, vegetables cooked with butter, cheese sauce

Fruits: canned or compote with sugar, dried fruits, pastilles, jams, and jellies, juices

Protein: Fatty parts of meat such as ribs and ribs, fried meat, sausages, hot dogs, bacon, high-fat cheese, skinned poultry, fried fish

Dairy products: high-fat yogurt, high-fat milk, cream, high-fat ice cream, high-fat cheese

Fats and sweets: Any food that contains trans fat has a high amount of saturated fat derived from animal products.

Drinks: Fresh juices, carbonated beverages, fruit juice drinks, coffee with sugar, sweet tea, energy drinks, and coffee

Symptoms of diabetes

Overeating, frequent urination, extreme fatigue, vision problems, weight loss, failure to heal wounds and recurrent infections,

If there are no symptoms mentioned but you are overweight at any age, be sure to consult a diabetes specialist and it is easy to communicate and consult online with a diabetes specialist and you can help them with your problems and symptoms.

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