World
Diabetes Day is celebrated on November 14 annually. This day focuses
on raised global education of diabetes and to implement new
strategies to prevent its complications.
According
to WHO, there are 347 millions diabetic patients in the
world. Diabetes will be the 7th leading cause of death in the
world by the year 2030- WHO predicted.
“Diabetic education and prevention” is the theme of Diabetic Day
celebration for the period 2009-13. This theme is much relevant as
most of the people are still unaware about fatality of Diabetes and
its adverse consequences.
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We
are also participating in this global attempt through Campaigning and
counselling many people and patients worldwide.. This blog is only a
part of this attempt intended to provide you some information about
diabetes... We are always with you...
Diabetes-What?
Diabetes is
a group of metabolic disorders which results from the insufficiency
of insulin or inefficiency of body to respond to insulin in the body.
Insulin
is an important hormone released by pancreas that regulates sugar
level in the blood.
Type2
diabetes is the widely affecting or most common diabetes
occurs when body cannot respond to the produced insulin. 85-90% of
total diabetes are type2.
Consequently,
the sugar level in the blood hikes or declines rapidly leading to
lots of harmful health effects. Diabetes may leads to blindness,
kidney failure, foot ulcers, amputation, stroke, mental disorders,
heart attack and even deafness...
Type2-
A global health crisis
Type2
diabetes is a serious health threat globally especially in most of
the developing countries.
Sedentary
lifestyles, rapid urbanization, obesity, unhealthy diet and
nutrition...and many other factors accelerate the burden of
diabetes... Almost 60% of diabetes patients are in Asia.. diabetes
traps many people at their early ages... Gestational diabetes are
also at the rapid mode of spreading. Majority of type2 diabetes can
be controlled by practicing a useful and healthier lifestyle
modifications. Cost effective Type2 Diabetes Treatment in hyderabad .
Diabetes:
How to control?
All
types of diabetes are curable. With timely diagnosis and proper
treatments, diabetes can be kept under control. You can return to
their regular life with following strategies. These can make your
recovery faster.
- Timely intervention and medications
- Healthy diet
- Regular physical activities instead of sedentary lifestyle
- Weight management
- Regular blood sugar tests
- Avoid tobacco use
- Control alcohol consumption
Advanced
Treatments
Insulin
medications are available to promote insulin production in the body
and to enable body to respond to insulin more effectively to an
extent. But it is not adequate to control this global burden of
diabetes. Various weight reducing procedures are performed.
Advanced
treatment options like ileal interposition and sleeve gastrectomy procedure effective
results.
Ileal
interposition surgery is the most advanced way of treating diabetes.
This procedure aims at increased production of insulin sensitive
hormones from ileum, which is the end part of small intestine.
Gastrectomy is the surgical way of removing a part of stomach which
produce ghrelin hormone and to disabling gastric dilation. After
gastrectomy, the remaining portion will resemble a
gastric
sleeve.
Gastric Bypass Surgery in Delhi can close a part of stomach to limit food intake.
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A PART OF THIS GLOBAL ATTEMPT
To
know more about diabetes & to get best assistance,
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