Understanding Diabetes: Causes, Risk Factors, and Prevention

DIABETES

DIABETES
Diabetes is of different types which are associated with the
various parameter. As per this, metabolic disease causes high
blood sugar. The hormone insulin sugars the blood into the
cell to be stored or used for energy. With diabetes, the body
either so not make insulin or cannot effectively use the term
insulin. In this report, patient who is 48 year old faces
number of consequence which is stated that she is suffering
from diabetes and other associated complication which may
critical condition.
Definition Prevention
Lifestyle: The lifestyle pattern of the associated patient
should be changed, in this, the eating habit must be changed
which helps to food can control blood sugar. In this, the
patient is 48 year old and she must consider to change their
lifestyle and take proper step to control the diabetes and
other associated issue with health.
Behavioural changes: As per this case study, a patient who
is female used to make a routine for daily exercise and yoga
which is used to create comfort towards the metabolism and
so on.
Causes and risk factor
Overweight
Have the parents or sibling with the condition.
Have gestational diabetes.
Have prediabetes.
Have high blood pressure, high cholesterol or high
triglycerides
These are causes and risk which is seem to see in patient.
Physiology
Type-1 diabetes:
Type-1 diabetes is usually associated with
children and young people. It helps to formulate the body
immune system destroy the pancreatic beta cells. There is
only which help to make the proper hormone insulin which
regulates blood glucose (Cole and et. al., 2020).
Type-2 diabetes:
Type-2 diabetes is defined as the most
common disease which is caused due the multifactorial and
which include both the genetic and environmental elements
which used to show the impact in the function of beta. In
type-2 diabetes, the body does not produce enough insulin
which ignores or the cell used to ignore the insulin. It is
usually beginning as insulin resistance, whereas, a disorder
in which the cell does not use the flow of insulin correctly.
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