Hi guys!Today we're going to talk about the chronic complications of diabetes.
Chronic complications are not the same as acute complications in that they occur and progress more slowly, but once they have progressed to a certain stage, they are difficult to reverse. Therefore, chronic complications of diabetes do not occur all at once, and once they do, do not expect to be cured all at once.
There are three types of chronic complications that diabetic patients are prone to.
The first is a macrovascular complication, such as hypertension, cerebrovascular disease, cardiovascular disease and other macrovascular diseases, especially the lesions of blood vessels in the lower limbs.
The second is microvascular complications, mainly including renal lesions and fundus lesions. In fact, there are microvessels all over the body, but because kidney lesions are easy for us to detect, and fundus lesions can be seen directly, microvascular complications usually refer to kidney and fundus lesions.
The third type is neuropathyThese include sensory nerves responsible for the senses, motor nerves innervating bodily activity, and autonomic neuropathy that manages visceral, vascular, and endocrine functions.
The principle of preventing and ** diabetes complications is basically the same, and I liken it to "driving five cars well and achieving five standards". That is to say, through diabetes education and psychology, diet, exercise, medication and diabetes monitoring, the weight, blood sugar, blood pressure, blood lipids and blood viscosity of diabetic patients can be controlled to a satisfactory range, so as to avoid or delay the occurrence or development of chronic complications of diabetes.
Therefore, the prevention and chronic complications of diabetes require us to fully control the five key indicators of weight, blood sugar, blood pressure, blood lipids and blood viscosity
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