Diabetes, Mother of Disease

The diabetic should not not consider that a trivial disease, because it was without you suspect this disease to save a million surprises! Did you know that the "sweet" is a "mother-of-disease" - the mother of all ills?

With diabetes, you can suffer a variety of disorders of organs, from the eyes, heart, stomach, liver, kidney, skin until the feet.

Diabetes can cause blood vessels to flow poorly resulting in organ damage in the eye of the retina called diabetic retinopathy causing blindness and slowly - slowly, to damage to the lens as cataracts.

Metabolic changes in the lining cells of blood vessels can also cause poor blood flow and become stiff (no elastic). As a result organs should be blooded nutrients and oxygen deficiency. This can cause coronary heart disease, stroke and stubborn wounds.

Diabetes also causes leakage of protein in the kidney, resulting in kidney failure in which a person requires renal replacement therapy, such as dialysis, washing the abdominal cavity, or a kidney transplant.

Other possible complications faced by diabetes is diabetic foot. These complications occur because of nerve damage, patients can not distinguish between hot and cold temperatures, the pain goes down.

While diabetes has long and uncontrolled flow of the blood vessels we rarely get to the end - the end of the body, including toes, hands, hair to the tip of the penis. From there if you have a wound in the leg or arm would be difficult to heal because blood flow is not fed to the tip of your toes or the hand. For even hair can cause alopecia or baldness and for men - men, erectile dysfunction can occur.

Therefore, regular control your blood sugar by way of regular exercise and a diet. Also avoid any disorder that might threaten you in the future so that the quality of your life will be better even if you are diabetic.