How Diabetes Affects The Body?

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How Diabetes Affects The Body?
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• If you fail to control your diabetes, then it can
  lead to many health issues as the infection
  influences the body in different ways. With this
  illness, your body either fails to produce enough
  insulin or can't utilize its own insulin, which
  isnt good for the body. This results in an
  accumulation of sugars in your blood that can
  ruin on your body.
• Have a look at some negative effects of diabetes
  on the different parts of your body.

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• Heart
• Diabetes results in increasing the danger of
  building up many heart disease issues, for
  example, chest pain, high level of cholesterol,
  high blood pressure and affects the arteries. A
  significant number of these issues might be
  silent until a big occasion, for example, a
  stroke or heart attack.

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• Skin
• The wounds and sores on the body of a person
  suffering from diabetes heal more slowly. This
  can make about with diabetes more helpless and
  prone to diseases.

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• Vision
• One of the leading causes of vision loss across
  the world is diabetes. It can cause different
  eye issues, including cataracts, glaucoma, and
  diabetic retinopathy.

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• Teeth
• With diabetes problem, gum related diseases also
  become a possibility. Gum problem can cause
  inflamed gums and in the end to tooth loss.

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• Kidneys
• A major potential complication of poorly
  controlled diabetes is kidney disease.
  Unfortunately, it can thrive for many years
  before its symptoms start to show. Swelling of
  the legs and feet are major symptoms. Diabetes is
  one of major reasons behind kidney failure among
  adults. If a person suffering from diabetes has
  excess sugar in their urine, then theres a
  strong possibility that they become prone to more
  Urinary Tract Infection (UTI).

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• Nerves
• Various studies have found that in Australia,
  almost 70 people who are suffering from diabetes
  will eventually face nerve damage. Nerves are
  damaged by high level of glucose in the body, and
  can develop either
• Autonomic neuropathy Damage to the nerves that
  control internal organs, or
• Peripheral diabetic neuropathy It usually
  starts from the toes or feet.

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• Digestive system
• Nausea, constipation, or diarrhoea may occur due
  to the nerve damage caused by poorly controlled
  diabetes.

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• How To Prevent These Complications?
• You must understand a simple thing that
  well-controlled diabetes can prevent all these
  negative effects away and even stop them. For a
  better management of your diabetes problem, make
  sure you control your blood glucose levels with
  proper medication and healthy lifestyle. You can
  join a diabetes support groups Australia that can
  help you to understand what is diabetes and how
  to manage it properly.

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