Diabetes And The Long Term Dangers : What Are Diabetic Complications?

What Are Diabetic Complications? :

Diabetic complications are chronic medical conditions that begin to affect the body of the diabetic. These complications are brought about mostly by a condition the medical community had named, "Advanced Glycation End products" which is simply, "excess sugar" saturating the inside of the cells of the body. This condition also called AGE for short includes coronary artery disease, vascular disease, blindness, kidney disease, retinopathy (blindness) and loss of feeling in the hands and the feet (peripheral neuropathy) among others.

Diabetes in the early stages does not produce symptoms. Unless found during a routine medical exam, it is possible for a diabetic to remain undiagnosed for years. It is during these years that the beginnings of diabetic complications can gain a foothold due excess sugar in the cells (AGE). The statistics show there is the possibility of as many as over 5 million people going about their normal lives while having undiagnosed diabetes. 

 

👉 Introduction : Diabetes And The Long Term Dangers.
👉 What Are Diabetic Complications?
👉 Are Diabetic Complications A Certainty?
👉 The Different Types Of Diabetes.
👉 The Risk Factors Surrounding Diabetes.
👉 What Tests Help Diagnose Diabetes Cases?
👉 Can The Onset Of Diabetes Be Prevented?
👉 What Can The Diabetic Look Forward To?