Category: All about diabetes
Pre-diabetic condition | The causes of diabetes | How to recognize diabetes on your own | Why is it important to identify a pre-diabetes condition | Treatment for prediabetes How to avoid this serious illness and detect …
Insulin is a hormone (from the Greek word for “trigger, induce”), which is a product of the pancreas (endocrine gland) and is released by it directly into the blood. Insulin is a protein produced by the beta cells of the so-called …
Insulin therapy is about 80 years old. In 1922, Canadian F. Bunting and Englishman J. McLeod first isolated insulin and proposed it for the treatment of diabetes mellitus. This Nobel Prize-winning discovery prevented many …
Globally, about 350 million people are sick with diabetes mellitus, which today remains an incurable disease, despite the fact that various methods of treatment allow doctors to control its course and minimize …
What it is | About type 1 | About type 2 Hello dear readers of our blog. Today we will talk about the fact that high blood sugar can subsequently lead to a number …
Diabetes mellitus and its signs | Role of glucose in the body | Lab testing Diabetes mellitus and its signs In translation from Greek diabetes mellitus (DM) — “to pass through …”. …
Determination of C-peptide is equally important. Insulin and C-peptide are end products of proinsulin conversion in the beta cells of the islets of the pancreas. Determination of C-peptide provides control over the functioning of the beta cells of the pancreas and the …
Myocardial infarction | Diabetes mellitus | Pancreatic cancer | Osteoporosis | AIDS | Kidney disease | Deep vein thrombosis We often hear: I was not sick with anything and suddenly I …
A scientist who comes up with an effective cure for diabetes is likely to be awarded the Nobel Prize. This disease has been known since the 2nd century BC, but doctors still cannot eliminate its causes. …
Decompensated diabetes factors | Symptoms | Conclusion Greetings, dear readers! Blood sugar indices indicate the degree of diabetes compensation, of which there are three: compensated, uncompensated and partially compensated. In this article, …