Diabetes is a common chronic disease that can have long-term effects on a patient's physical health. When a patient has four conditions, it can be a sign that the islets are severely damaged and need to be vigilant and seek medical attention promptly.
The first is abnormal fluctuations in blood sugar. People with diabetes should keep their blood sugar levels in a relatively stable state. If a patient's blood sugar level fluctuates greatly, whether it is elevated or decreased, it may indicate impaired islet function. In such cases, patients should adjust their diet, exercise, and medication** regimens, and monitor their blood glucose levels regularly.
The second condition is the presence of a hypoglycemic reaction. Hypoglycemic reaction is one of the common complications in the process of diabetes** and one of the manifestations of impaired pancreatic islet function. In the case of hypoglycemic reaction, patients may experience symptoms such as dizziness, palpitation, sweating, and even coma in severe cases. Therefore, diabetic patients should pay attention to controlling their diet and exercise to avoid excessive** causing hypoglycemic reactions.
The third condition is an abnormal weight loss. People with diabetes usually gain weight, but if they have a normal appetite but continue to lose weight, it may indicate impaired islet function, causing the body to be unable to absorb and utilize glucose properly. In this case, the patient should seek medical attention and adjust the ** regimen in a timely manner.
The fourth condition is fatigue and fatigue. People with diabetes often experience symptoms of fatigue and fatigue, but if these symptoms persist and are not relieved by rest, this may indicate impaired islet function, causing the body to not be able to use glucose for energy properly. In this case, the patient should seek medical attention and undergo a comprehensive physical examination.