Decreased Stamina. Decreased stamina in this condition can be caused by several factors. Firstly, reduced insulin sensitivity leads to a decrease in endurance, causing weakness and difficulty performing everyday tasks. Secondly, fluctuations in certain indicators …
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Diabetes mellitus leads to pathological changes in the structure of blood vessel walls. Vascular pathologies associated with the disease result in impaired blood supply to various organs and tissues, including the periodontal tissues. This decreases …
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Everyone knows that excessive consumption of sweets is dangerous for the human body. Because of this statement, some people do not eat sweets at all, although there are healthy treats that can be eaten even …
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If you don’t want to follow a diet, but you want to get rid of excess weight, then let’s consider a few secrets of a beautiful figure that will help you achieve your goal. We …
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Alternate finger puncture sites when using the glucometer. Use each finger in turn when measuring blood sugar. Make punctures of the fingertips on all sides – left, right, middle. Weekly clean your fingertips of dead …
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People with diabetes, like everyone else, need vitamin D. In order for it to begin to be synthesized in the body, you need to spend at least 15 minutes in the sun. Vitamin D regulates …
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Porridge is a controversial food item in the diet of a person suffering from diabetes. They are a source of good, “slow” carbohydrates, thanks to which you feel full for a long time. However, keep …
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The second type (insulin independent diabetes mellitus) is characterized by increased or normal production of insulin hormones, but in this case, the problem is that the cells of the body do not perceive it, and …
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Modern concepts of diabetes see it as a syndrome that combines signs and symptoms of two different diseases: type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes. Type 1 diabetes mellitus is characterized by absolute insufficiency of …
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