Get Rid of Type 1 Diabetes !! Get Treatment Immediately

Once known as juvenile diabetes, Diabetes type 1 is typically diagnosed in small children and teens. When affected by it, the human body does not produce insulin, which is an essential hormone for ensuring that the sugar we consume is converted into energy. This leads to many complications for people with this condition.

Fortunately, it has become easier to cope with Diabetes type 1 than it was years ago, giving its sufferers a fair chance at leading a full life with no setbacks. Read this article for a bit of background information on this disease, as well as things to watch out for in order to only have the best possible experiences every day.

Reasons for Developing Diabetes Type 1

Diabetes type 1 can develop at any time in a person's life, but the most likely onset of this condition is detected during childhood and adolescence. The most commonly believed cause of diabetes is linked strongly with our diet, but genetics play a big part in it as well.


Once a person's body is no longer able to produce insulin on its own, the glucose consumed with sugars and other foods gradually builds up in the bloodstream and becomes a cause for the symptoms of Diabetes 1.

Symptoms

• Un unusual feeling of thirst or hunger that doesn't go away when you eat or drink is often linked with Diabetes type 1
• Worsening eyesight and unprompted weight loss  is the another symptom. 
• People who have Diabetes 1 can also occasionally lose feeling in their limbs if proper care is not provided.
•  Flushed face. 
•  Trouble breathing.
•  Dryness of skin and mouth. 
•  Unusual odor coming from the breath.
•  Pains in the stomach.
•  Nausea or vomiting.

If a patient also develops low blood sugar, a few other symptoms can appear on this list, such as headache, anxiety, racing heart, weakness in the muscles, shaking and sweating.

Treatment for Diabetes

The onset of Diabetes type 1 can be rapid and when the initial symptoms kick in, the affected person may be too weak to leave the hospital.Once the situation has stabilized, people may attempt to manage their condition by going to a weekly medical checkup, making notes of the food they eat and working out a comprehensive treatment that will let them enjoy life as usual.

Proper control of your blood sugar level and the right amount of insulin injections lead to an overall stabilizing of the condition, reducing the visible Diabetes type 1 symptoms. In order to keep the situation under control, the affected person must never miss these checkups and monitor their blood sugar.

People with type 1 diabetes need to follow a treatment plan to manage their diabetes and stay healthy and active. Silverline Hospital offers the best diabetes treatment in kerala with the help of expirenced doctors.

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Diabetes Management and Treatment in Kerala

Diabetes mellitus is a condition that occurs when the body can't use glucose normally. Glucose is the main source of energy for the body's cells. The levels of glucose in the blood are controlled by a hormone called insulin, which is made by the pancreas. Insulin helps glucose enter the cells.
In diabetes, the pancreas does not make enough insulin (type 1 diabetes) or the body can't respond normally to the insulin that is made (type 2 diabetes). This causes glucose levels in the blood to rise, leading to symptoms such as increased urination, extreme thirst, and unexplained weight loss.

 Symptoms

• Increased urine output
• Thirst
• Weight loss
• Weakness

Causes and Types
 As glucose accumulates in the blood, excess levels of this sugar are excreted in the urine. Because of greater amounts of glucose in the urine, more water is excreted with it, causing an increase in urinary volume and frequency of urination as well as thirst.

                                                

Type I diabetes is usually caused by autoimmune destruction of the islets of Langerhans of the pancreas. Patients with type I diabetes have serum antibodies to several components of the islets of Langerhans, including antibodies to insulin itself.
Type II diabetes are asymptomatic. In some patients the presence of one or more symptoms associated with the long-term complications of diabetes leads to a diagnosis of type II diabetes.  Type II diabetes is strongly associated with obesity and is a result of insulin resistance and insulin deficiency.

                                                              

Gestational diabetes is a temporary condition associated with pregnancy. In this situation, blood glucose levels increase during pregnancy but usually return to normal after delivery.

Diabetes Treatment in Kerala
Treatment must be individualized on the basis of the type of diabetes and specific needs of each patient.  People with diabetes must take responsibility for their day-to-day care. This includes monitoring blood glucose levels, dietary management, maintaining physical activity, keeping weight and stress under control, monitoring oral medications and, if required, insulin use via injections or pump.

Treatment cost in Kerala is less than other states of India.
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Care Your Foot from Diabetes

Diabetic Foot Care

Diabetes mellitus is simply called as diabetes. Diabetes is a common disorder or chronic health condition in a body. The body cannot use the carbohydrates like starches and simple sugars, fats and proteins in foods in proper manner. In this case body is unable to produce insulin, resulting in the improper breakdown of sugar (glucose). Because of this blood sugar levels rise to a dangerous level. Foot problems commonly found in people those who are suffer by Diabetes mellitus.

Symptoms of Diabetic Foot Care

• Continuous or Persistent Pain.
• Redness, Swelling of the feet or legs.
• Improperly fitting shoes, or underlying infection.
• Poor venous circulation.
• During walking, increase pain in legs and buttocks but at the time of rest pain will decreased.
• Legs skin become hard shiny.
• Wounds that won't heal or that heal slowly. Continuous bloody drainage is also a sign of a potentially serious foot problem.
• Joint problems cause difficult in walking.
• Fever or chills in association with a wound on the foot.
• Redness spreading around the wound is a sign of a progressively worsening infection.
• Lacking of the power of sensation or motion in the feet or legs can be a sign of nerve damage from diabetes. 

Causes of Diabetic Foot Care

• Footwear - Improperly fitting shoes are a common cause of diabetic foot problems
• Nerve damage - People those who are poorly controlled diabetes are at risk for having damage to the nerves in their feet.
• Poor circulation - Poor blood flow to injured tissues, healing does not occur properly.
• Infections - Athlete's foot, a fungal infection of the skin or toenails and Toenail fungus should also be treated by a foot specialist.
• Smoking - damage to the small blood vessels in the feet and legs by the use of tobacco

Treatment for Diabetic Foot Problems

Antibiotics - The doctor determines the patient's feet or legs is infected by a wound or ulcer, then the doctor decided for an antibiotic therapy.

Surgery - If the patent's wound condition is critical, doctor will do removal of foreign matter from a wound and improvement of venous circulation through surgery or therapy.

Podiatric Treatment and Care - The patient those who are suffering in bone-related problems, toenail problems, corns and calluses, hammertoes, flat feet, heel spurs, arthritis, or have difficulty with finding shoes that fit, podiatrist will give you the right treatment.

Self-Care

Foot Examination - Daily examine your feet. Report to your physician if any abnormalities. Try to use a water based moisturizer every day it will help to prevent dry skin and cracking. Wear cotton or wool socks and try to avoid elastic socks.

Diabetes control - Dieting, taking your medications, regular blood sugar checking, regular exercise.

Toenail Trimming - Don't use a scissors, cut your nails with a nail clipper.

Footwear - To protect your feet by using comfortable shoes. To be sure your shoes fit properly, consult a foot doctor because he/ she would be the best person to decide.

Exercise - Regular exercise is the best way to improve bone and joint health in your feet and legs. 

Smoking - Avoid smoking completely is the only way to prevent problems with your feet.

Dr. Tom Babu is one of the top Diabetes specialist expert in India. He has vast experience in this profession. We offer affordable cost for all diabetes treatment in Kerala.
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