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Índice
1.Resumen………………………………………………………………………………….……….3
2.Introducción…………………………………………………………………………….…………4
3.Metodología………………………………………………………………………………….……5
4.Marco teorico
4,1.Origen……………………………………………………………………………..…….6
4.3.Causas………………………………………………………………………………..…7
4.4.Síntomas………………………………………………………………………………..8
4.5.Evidencias diagnosticas……………………………………………………………….9
4.6.Tratamiento…………………………….……………………………….……………..11
5.Conclusión…………………………………………………………………………..………..…..18
6.Recomendaciones…………………………………………………………………………..…...19
7.Referencias……………………………………………………………………………………..…20
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Resumen
La diabetes es una enfermedad crónica que ocurre cuando el cuerpo no puede producir o
sangre. Hay dos tipos de diabetes: el tipo 1, que generalmente se desarrolla en la infancia o
páncreas, y el tipo 2, que ocurre principalmente en adultos y está relacionado con el estilo
hace solamente con análisis de niveles de glucosa en la sangre, si hay factores hereditarios
rápidamente. El tratamiento del diabetes además del cambio en el estilo de vida, se da por
fármacos.
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Introducción
mundo. Se caracteriza por la incapacidad del cuerpo para producir o utilizar adecuadamente
La enfermedad puede provocar complicaciones graves, como daños en los riñones, los
trabajo es presentar una visión general de la diabetes, sus causas, síntomas, tratamientos y
prevención, con el fin de concienciar sobre la importancia del diagnóstico precoz y el control
factores de riesgo bien como la prevención en el caso de la diabetes de tipo 2.En ese
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Metodología
Esta investigación científica, consiste en, reunir y destacar, para la comunidad médica que
fecha, revisándolas, así como las pruebas utilizadas, para la comunidad médica que es el
del diabetes de tipo II y los diferentes tratamientos disponibles. En un esfuerzo, para luego
tratar de combatir de manera más efectiva, la evolución del cuadro clínico de posibles
sociedad actual.
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Diabetes Mellitus
Concepto
manutención del metabolismo, o sea por la quiebra de la glucosa para permitir la utilización
Origen
infancia o adolescencia periodo donde ocurre picos de incidencia, el primer entre 4 y 7 años
y el segundo entre 10 y 14 años. Por lo tanto no tiene relación con el estilo de vida o hábitos
de alimentación del paciente, a pesar de que pueden ser factores d riesgo para
complicaciones.
Ya el diabetes Mellitus de tipo 2 es más común manifestarse en la fase adulta. Puede tener
gran influencia genética, por factores hereditarios, y por eso es de suma importancia que
general, hay evidencia de resistencia a la acción de la insulina. A esto agrega con el tiempo
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Causas
La causa del Diabetes Mellitus tipo 1 es la destrucción, ocasionada por el propio sistema
células betas de los islotes de Langerhans, las cuales son productoras de insulina que tiene
como función controlar la cantidad de glucosa en la sangre tras las cada alimentación.
El Diabetes Mellitus de tipo 2 es una enfermedad crónica que afecta la forma en cómo el
cuerpo procesa la glucosa. En ese tipo de diabetes el cuerpo deja de producir insulina o
El sobrepeso, edad mayor a 40 años, sedentarismo y presión alta son las causas más
Factores de Riesgo
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Sedentarismo Factores genéticos
Síntomas
Los síntomas de la diabetes de tipo 1 puede surgir de repente y están relacionados con el
- Sed constante
- Poliuria
- Hambre constante
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- Dolor abdominal.
- Vómitos
- Irritabilidad
- Visión turba
- Dificultad de concentración
En el caso de las criaturas además de estos síntomas hay otras señales que pueden
mayoría de los casos, los síntomas aparecen solo cuando ha avanzado demasiado. Por eso
Exámenes de Diagnostico
Esta prueba diagnóstica es realizado tanto para el diagnostico como para monitorear las
incidencias del diabetes. Con ese examen es posible saber los niveles de glucosa en la
Para realizar este test es recomendable estar en ajuna de mínimo 8 y máximo 12 horas,
para que los resultados sean más precisos. Esta indicado para personas mayores de 40
años, ya que la edad es un factor de riesgo, para rastreo de posibles pacientes diabéticos
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no diagnosticados. En el caso de pacientes que ya tengan el diagnostico, la frecuencia en la
También conocido como curva glucemia, o test oral de tolerancia a glucosa, evalúa El
La prueba de la curva glucemia requiere un ayuno de al menos ocho horas para la primera
recolección. Es una prueba realizada en tres etapas: la primera recolección ocurre con el
ayuno; el segundo, una hora después de que el paciente ingiere una bebida azucarada; y la
Hemoglobina Glucosilada
de glucosa para clavar el diagnóstico. Para pacientes que ya viven con la enfermedad, se
utiliza para evaluar la mejoría o el empeoramiento de la condición. Cuantos más altos sean
los niveles, mayores serán los riesgos de que el paciente desarrolle otras complicaciones,
como enfermedad cardíaca, ceguera e insuficiencia renal. Dependiendo del caso, el médico
recomienda pruebas de hemoglobina glucosilada para diabéticos cada tres a seis meses.
Glucemia postprandial
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Este examen se lleva a cabo después de comer alimentos que contienen carbohidratos.
Este contexto es importante porque los niveles de concentración de glucosa aumentan unos
Se recomienda para controlar a los pacientes que ya tienen diabetes y se utiliza para ajustar
Tratamiento
Diabetes tipo 1:
el uso de insulina aplicada debajo de la piel para controlar los síntomas y prevenir
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complicaciones, y también es importante que haya cambios en el estilo de vida de la
persona.
Diabetes tipo 2:
- Control glucemia
- Farmacoterapia
cardiovasculares
específico. Por ejemplo la cirugía metabólica, que nada más es que la conocida
presión alta.
cantidad de comida que una persona pueda comer reduciendo así las calorías
Pueden ser:
Gastrectomía en manga
Bypass Gástrico
Balón intragastrico
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Actualmente todavía no existe la cura para ningún tipo de diabetes, pero hay tratamientos
que incluye las medidas citadas anteriormente en ese artículo, además cambiar el estilo de
- Otra opción de tratamiento que actualmente es poco utilizable ya que la misma esta
algunas veces se hace dos o tres infusiones. Así las células de los islotes se alojan
en los pequeños vasos sanguíneos del hígado, donde consigue vivir y producir
insulina. Los pacientes que van a someterse a ese tipo de trasplante, necesitan
tomar inmunosupresores para evitar el rechazo de esas células. Esta técnica tiene el
Cerca de 75% de los individuos que ya recibieron ese tipo de trasplante, después de
Expectativa de vida
La esperanza de vida de los diabéticos tipo 1 puede variar dependiendo de la edad a la que
médicas que pueden estar presentes. Sin embargo, los estudios muestran que las personas
con diabetes tipo 1 tienen una esperanza de vida más corta en comparación con la
promedio de una persona con diabetes tipo 1 es aproximadamente 12 años más corta que
la de una persona sin diabetes. Sin embargo, un buen control de la glucosa en sangre, un
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El Diabetes Mellitus tipo 2 (no insulinodependiente) es un factor de riesgo cardiovascular y
enfermedad renal.
un individuo de la misma edad sin diabetes mellitus. Una encuesta realizada por la ONG
Diabetes UK, realizada en Reino Unido en 2010, señala que la esperanza de vida de un
Así, el riesgo relativo de muerte por eventos cardiovasculares en personas con diabetes tipo
población). Delos cuales el 90% de las personas que padecen esta enfermedad cuentan
con diabetes tipo 2, mientras que el 10%, tipo 1. En este último grupo, la mayoría de los
afectados son menores. El 50% de las personas diabéticas en Paraguay ignora que padece
En el mundo hay más de 347 millones de personas con diabetes, se calcula que en 2012
sangre y más del 80% de las muertes por diabetes se registran en países de ingresos bajos
y medios.
aparición. Con el tiempo, la diabetes puede dañar el corazón, los vasos sanguíneos, ojos,
riñones y nervios. Los adultos con diabetes tienen un riesgo 2 a 3 veces mayor de infarto de
reducción del flujo sanguíneo incrementan el riesgo de úlceras de los pies, infección y, en
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última instancia, amputación. La retinopatía diabética es una causa importante de ceguera y
insuficiencia renal.
que viven con la enfermedad en Brasil, lo que representa el 6,9% de la población nacional.
Alrededor del 90% de los pacientes diabéticos en Brasil tienen diabetes tipo II. La
estimativa para 2045 es que 20 millones de personas tendrán diabetes en Brasil, según el
Complicaciones
Las consecuencias del Diabetes Mellitus generalmente son graves y con gran probabilidad
por las placas de colesterol, tienen mayor riesgo de desarrollar enfermedades del
corazón.
- Neuropatía: esta enfermedad puede dañar los nervios del cuerpo, causando
amputaciones.
- Problemas sexuales: en los varones causa impotencia sexual, y falta de libido en las
mujeres.
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Pibeticop
Pie diabético
Amputación
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Insuficiencia Renal
Ceguera
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Conclusión
Esta revisión bibliográfica, sobre la diabetes Mellitus tipo 1 y 2 que expuso, a través de los
datos de la investigación presente en ella, la alta incidencia, todavía en el siglo 21, su alta
anteriormente, que se adoptan para luego minimizar el daño y los efectos, como la
y cambios en el estilo de vida del paciente enfermo y etc. Por lo tanto, los objetivos de esta
enfermedad conocidas hasta la fecha, revisándolas, así como las pruebas utilizadas, para la
manera más efectiva, la evolución del cuadro clínico de posibles pacientes afectados por
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Recomendaciones
alarmante. Entre las varias acciones para reducir los números actuales esta la prevención y
la promoción en salud.
posible, mantener buenos hábitos de vida como, buena alimentación, hacer ejercicios
Con la finalidad de evitar complicaciones para personas que ya hayan sido diagnosticadas
con diabetes se recomienda hacer el control de rutina, no dejar de tomar las medicaciones
por cuenta, mantener un estilo de vida saludable tener buenos hábitos de higiene corporal
diaria, dar atención a los cuidados con los pies principalmente, y siempre seguir las
orientaciones medicas.
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Referencias Biliograficas
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Universidad Central del Paraguay
Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud
Carrera de Medicina
Students:
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Index
1.Resumen…………………………………………………………………………………………..23
2.Introducción……………………………………………………………………………………….24
3.Metodología……………………………………………………………………………………....25
4.Theoretical mark
4,1.Origen……………………………………………………………………………….....26
4.3.Causas………………………………………………………………………………....27
4.4.Síntomas……………………………………………………………………………….28
4.5.Diagnostic evidence..........................................................................................29
4.6.Tratamiento…………………………………………………………………………….31
5.Conclusión…………………………………………………………………………..……….......37
6.Recomendaciones………………………………………………………………………………39
7.Referencias………………………………………………………………………………...…….40
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Summary
Diabetes is a chronic disease that occurs when the body cannot properly produce or use
insulin, a hormone responsible for controlling blood sugar. There are two types of diabetes:
type 1, which usually develops in childhood or adolescence and is caused by the destruction
of insulin-producing cells in the pancreas, and type 2, which occurs mainly in adults and is
related to lifestyle, such as obesity and sedentary lifestyle. The diagnosis is simple and is
usually done only with analysis of blood glucose levels, if there are hereditary factors it is
recommended to make a regular control, since in most cases diabetes is a disease of silent
and late manifestation, to which complications occur very quickly. The treatment of diabetes
in addition to the change in lifestyle, is given by medications, either insulin, used mainly in
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Introduction
the body's inability to properly produce or use insulin, the hormone responsible for regulating
The disease can lead to serious complications, such as damage to the kidneys, nerves,
eyes, and an increased risk of cardiovascular disease. The objective of this work is to
present an overview of diabetes, its causes, symptoms, treatments and prevention, in order
to raise awareness about the importance of early diagnosis and careful control of the
disease, factors that avoid or alleviate complications and extend the life span for patients
It is essentially important to know the disease, signs, symptoms, diagnoses, risk factors as
well as prevention in the case of type 2 diabetes.In that research article we will explain each
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Methodology
This scientific research consists of, gathering and highlighting, for the medical community
that is the reader, the pathophysiological characteristics of this disease known to date,
reviewing them, as well as the tests used, for the medical community that is the reader of
this scientific research to help in the diagnosis, prevention in the case of type II diabetes and
the different treatments available. In an effort, to then try to combat more effectively, the
evolution of the clinical picture of possible patients affected by this hematological disease of
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Diabetes Mellitus
Concept
lack of insulin, either due to the inability to produce, or problems in which it performs its
function properly, thus characterizing high blood sugar levels. Insulin is a hormone produced
in the pancreas, and is responsible for maintaining metabolism, that is, by the breakdown of
glucose to allow the use of glucose as an energy source, maintaining a good functioning of
Origin
adolescence period where peaks of incidence occur, the first between 4 and 7 years and the
second between 10 and 14 years. Therefore it has no relation to the lifestyle or eating habits
Already type 2 diabetes mellitus is more common to manifest in the adult phase. It can have
great genetic influence, due to hereditary factors, and that is why it is very important that we
know its medical history. Lifestyle such as, inadequate diet, sedentary lifestyle, and obesity
is directly related to the development of the disease. There is usually evidence of resistance
to the action of insulin. To this he adds over time a defect in insulin secretion
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Causes
The cause of type 1 Diabetes Mellitus is the destruction, caused by the patient's own
immune system, of pancreatic beta cells also known as beta cells of the islets of
Langerhans, which are producers of insulin whose function is to control the amount of
Type 2 diabetes mellitus is a chronic disease that affects the way the body processes
glucose. In this type of diabetes, the body stops producing insulin or creates a resistance to
it.
Overweight, age over 40 years, sedentary lifestyle and high blood pressure are the most
Risk Factors
The metabolic syndrome is considered a set of risk factors that predispose to insulin
resistance, obesity and high blood pressure, which can lead to endocrine conditions, such as
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Sedentary lifestyle Genetic factors
Symptoms
The symptoms of type 1 diabetes can arise suddenly and are related to the increased
- Constant thirst
- Polyuria
- Constant hunger
- Abdominal pain.
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- Vomiting
- Irritability
- Peat vision
- Difficulty concentrating
In the case of creatures in addition to these symptoms there are other signs that may
indicate type 1 diabetes such as, frequently urinating in bed during the night or presenting
It is essential to say that we are talking about a silent disease. That is, in most cases,
symptoms appear only when you have advanced too far. That is why it is essential to check
the level of glucose in the body from time to time. 4 Keep an eye out for them anyway.
Diagnostic Tests
This diagnostic test is performed both for the diagnosis and to monitor the incidences of
diabetes. With this test it is possible to know the levels of glucose in the blood. If the levels
are elevated in the blood sample it is an indication of hyperglycemia, that is, indicative of
diabetes mellitus.
that the results are more accurate. It is indicated for people over 40 years of age, since age
is a risk factor, for tracking possible undiagnosed diabetic patients. In the case of patients
who already have the diagnosis, the frequency of the glycemic test will depend on medical
recommendations.
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Oral glucose tolerance
Also known as glycemic curve, or oral glucose tolerance test, evaluates the functioning of
before and after glucose intake 75g. It is advisable to confirm suspicion of diabetes when the
The blood glucose curve test requires fasting of at least eight hours for the first collection. It
is a test carried out in three stages: the first collection occurs with fasting; the second, one
hour after the patient ingests a sugary drink; and the third collection takes place two hours
after the first measurement. That is, it is an examination that requires a few hours of the
Glycosylated hemoglobin
Indicated for both the diagnosis and monitoring of diabetes, the glycosylated hemoglobin test
studies blood cells and establishes the average glucose of the trimester. It is also called
glycosylated hemoglobin and does not require preparation for collection. In cases of
suspected diabetes, the test is prescribed along with the glucose test to nail the diagnosis.
For patients already living with the disease, it is used to assess improvement or worsening of
the condition. The higher the levels, the greater the risks of the patient developing other
complications, such as heart disease, blindness, and kidney failure. Depending on the case,
the doctor recommends glycosylated hemoglobin tests for diabetics every three to six
months.
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Glucemia postprandial
This test is done after eating foods that contain carbohydrates. This context is important
It is recommended to monitor patients who already have diabetes and is used to adjust
medication doses.
Treatment
Type 1 diabetes:
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Refer to the endocrinologist. Treatment of type 1 diabetes, also known as juvenile diabetes
insulin applied under the skin to control symptoms and prevent complications, and it is also
Type 2 diabetes:
- Pharmacotherapy
interventions
- - It can also be used as part of the treatment in some cases metabolic surgery,
which is nothing more than the well-known bariatric surgery. That is, it is a procedure
that is used to treat obesity and problems associated with it, such as type 2 diabetes,
digestive system limiting the amount of food a person can eat this reducing the
calories absorbed from food. It is not a quick or easy solution and should be
medical team.
• Sleeve gastrectomy
• Gastric Bypass
• Intragastric balloon
Currently there is still no cure for any type of diabetes, but there are treatments that
include the measures cited earlier in that article, in addition to changing lifestyle is
very important, these recommendations can prevent long tearm complications and
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- Another treatment option that is currently unusable since it is in phases
removed from the pancreas of a recently deceased person and the cells of the
islets of Langerhans are separated, and then they are transplanted or injected
into the bloodstream in the vein that goes straight to the liver. Sometimes two or
three infusions are made.So the islet cells lodge in the small blood vessels of the
liver, where it can live and produce insulin. Patients who are going to undergo this
cells. This technique has the potential to restore insulin production in type 1
diabetic patients, decreasing the need for insulin and improving the patient's
quality of life.Just about 75% of individuals who have already received this type of
Life expectancy
The life expectancy of type 1 diabetics can vary depending on the age at which the disease
was diagnosed, blood glucose control, and other medical complications that may be present.
However, studies show that people with type 1 diabetes have a shorter life expectancy
compared to the general population. According to the American Diabetes Association, the
average life expectancy of a person with type 1 diabetes is about 12 years shorter than that
of a person without diabetes. However, good blood glucose control, regular medical follow-
up and a healthy lifestyle can help increase the life expectancy of these people.
manifests itself early, severe and consequently damages the functioning of the kidneys,
which entails a greater risk in these patients diagnosed with kidney disease.
same age without diabetes mellitus. A survey conducted by the NGO Diabetes UK,
conducted in the United Kingdom in 2010, indicates that the life expectancy of a patient with
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Thus, the relative risk of death from cardiovascular events in people with type 2 diabetes is
In Paraguay: 700,000 people have been diagnosed with the disease (10% of the
population). Of which 90% of people suffering from this disease have type 2 diabetes, while
10%, type 1. In the latter group, most of those affected are minors. 50% of diabetic people in
Paraguay are unaware that they suffer from the disease and do not receive adequate
treatment.
There are more than 347 million people with diabetes worldwide, an estimated 1.5 million
people died from excess blood sugar in 2012 and more than 80% of deaths from diabetes
According to WHO projections, diabetes will be the seventh leading cause of death by 2030.
Healthy diet, regular physical activity, maintaining a normal body weight, and avoiding
tobacco use can prevent type 2 diabetes or delay its onset. Over time, diabetes can damage
the heart, blood vessels, eyes, kidneys, and nerves. Adults with diabetes have a 2- to 3-fold
increased risk of myocardial infarction and stroke Neuropathy of the feet combined with
reduced blood flow increases the risk of foot ulcers, infection, and ultimately amputation.
Diabetic retinopathy is a major cause of blindness and results from damage to the small
blood vessels in the retina that accumulates over time. 2.6% of global cases of blindness are
According to the Brazilian Diabetes Society, there are currently more than 13 million people
living with the disease in Brazil, representing 6.9% of the national population. About 90% of
By 2045, 20 million people will have diabetes in Brazil, according to the International
Complications
The consequences of Diabetes Mellitus are usually severe and with a high probability of
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- Vision problems and blindness: diabetics are more likely to develop blindness by
- Heart and vascular problems: diabetic patients due to high blood glucose levels, and
- Neuropathy: This disease can damage the nerves of the body, causing sleepiness,
- Foot problems and amputations: Diabetes can cause foot ulcerations, wounds that
- Sexual problems: in males it causes sexual impotence, and lack of libido in females.
Pie diabético
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Amputación
Insuficiencia Renal
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Ceguera
Conclusion
This bibliographic review, on diabetes mellitus type 1 and 2 that exposed, through the data
of the research present in it, the high incidence, still in the 21st century, its high morbidity,
and also the lack of treatments capable of definitively curing this pathology, considering that,
when this disease is diagnosed early and treated correctly, its morbidity and mortality can
be significantly reduced since the diagnosis of anemia of diabetes Mellitus, clinical data are
only needed based on symptoms and laboratory, such as casual glycemia, fasting glycemia
and glycosylated hemoglobin the INDA there is no specific cure for the disease, there are
then preventive or palliative procedures and treatments already mentioned above, that are
adopted to then minimize the damage and effects, such as insulin supplementation,
treatment with medications; metformin, glibemcamide, and lifestyle changes of the sick
patient and etc. Therefore, the objectives of this bibliographic research were to gather, and
highlight, for the medical community that is the reader of this scientific research, the
the tests used, for the medical community that is the reader of this scientific research. To aid
in diagnosis, available treatments. In an effort, to then try to combat more effectively, the
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evolution of the clinical picture of possible patients affected by this hematological disease of
multiple origin, hereditary, immune, or acquired and therefore common in today's society.
Recommendations
The statistics related to the emergence of diabetes mellitus worldwide are alarming. Among
the various actions to reduce the current numbers is prevention and health promotion.
For the control of diabetes it is recommended to know about the disease as much as
possible, maintain good lifestyle habits such as good nutrition, do regular physical exercise,
In order to avoid complications for people who have already been diagnosed with diabetes, it
is recommended to do routine control, do not stop taking medications on your own, maintain
a healthy lifestyle, have good daily body hygiene habits, pay attention to foot care mainly,
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