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Diabetes and foot related complications

admin — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 08:12:04 +0000

Diabetes and foot related complications

admin — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 08:04:09 +0000

High sugar levels not only decreases the body’s ability to fight against the infections but various damages various organs of the body including nerves, kidneys, blood vessels and eyes. One of the main complication see in diabetic patients is foot related problems. High blood pressure damages the nerves and thus results in poor blood circulations of blood. Though in the initial stages, it may start with mild tingling in the feet and hands, but gradually grows up and becomes quit painful.
Symptoms for diabetic foot problems
• Tingling and burning in the feet
• Swelling and redness of feet and legs
• Taking longer time to heal the foot busters and injuries
• Numbness in the feet
• Sever muscle pain in the tights and feet
• Dry and cracked feet
Diabetic foot pain causes
Poor circulation: Poor blood circulation in feet may lead to intensive pain. High blood sugar levels blocks the blood circulation in the arteries, capillaries and veins. They the blood circulation is blocked, it thickens the artery walls and calcium deposits are formed and thus result in server pain in the feet.
Infection: Diabetic patients are at high risks to fungal and bacterial infections. High blood sugar levels effects the immune system of the body and thus leads to infections.
Muscle and Joint pains: Another most common problem see in diabetic patients is muscle and joint pains. As the muscles are affected the muscles become stiff and begin to contract. Diabetic patients not only experience muscle and joint pains but also find difficulty in standing and walking.

Easy and yummy diabetic recipes

admin — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 06:20:51 +0000

Diabetics should eat the food that is low in carbohydrates and sugar as to control the blood sugar levels in the body. Following a healthy diet is very important for those who are suffering from high glucose levels. The below are few easy and yummy diabetic recipes which are not only low in carbohydrates but also very delicious.
Chicken Soup
Chicken soup is not only tasty but is full of nutrition which are very much essential for diabetics. Ingredients required to make this delicious recipe are
• 3 cups of boneless chicken
• 2 cups of water
• ½ of chopped onions
• 2 cloves of garlic
• ½ tsp ginger
• Noodles
• Pepper
• Salt
Preparation
• Make the paste of ginger and garlic, keep aside
• Cook the noodles and break them into pieces
• Take a big pan add water, chicken, soy sauce, ginger garlic paste and allow it to cook
• When the chicken is boiling add pepper and cooked noodles
• Add salt and serve hot
Salad
Ingredients required to make salad are
• 3 cucumbers
• 4 tomatoes
• 2 spring onions
• 1 tsp olive oil
• Chili flakes
• 3 tsp lemon juice
• Lettuces
• Cheese
Preparation
• Cut the cucumber, tomatoes and cheese into small cubes and cut onions and olives into round shape
• Wash lettuces and cut them into small pieces
• Keep all these vegetables in one bowl and keep aside
• Take a small bowl and pour olive oil, lemon juice, chili flakes and salt and mix them.
• Pour this desert over the chopped vegetables. Now garnish it with cheese to taste yummy.
The two recipes are ideal for breakfast or as afternoon snacks for diabetics.

DIABETES

admin — Sun, 01 May 2011 11:04:13 +0000

Diabetes is a chronic disease, very commonly found around these days. Many a time’s diabetes is not diagnosed in the early stage, but there are many symptoms through which a person can check whether he/she is suffering from diabetes or not. Some of the symptoms are; frequent urination, thirst is increased, a person feels fatigue and increase in hunger which is also known as polyphagia. These symptoms may occur at the starting period of this type of diabetes. Even weight loss is among the symptoms of diabetes insipidus. There are many reasons due to which diabetes 2 occur, out of which lifestyle of a person and genetic factor is one. Another factor which affects diabetes is intrauterine growth restriction and prenatal undernutrition. A person’s lifestyle plays an important role in development of type 2 diabetes. A survey was done, and it was found out that there is a lower risk of diabetes in the people who do physical activities daily, those who eat proper healthy diet on time, those who are non smokers, and people who consume alcohol in moderate proportion which is not harmful, excess of alcohol leads to diabetes. And also people with normal weight of the body were under less risk of diabetes. Again weight is co related with healthy diet, if a person eats junk food all the time and also fried and sweet food then he/she gains extra calories resulting in weight gain which again can lead to diabetes. A diet high in fiber, with less fat and essential nutrients is a healthy diet.

Do people get inspired by the diabetes programs?

admin — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 11:15:00 +0000

The number of patients who are suffering from diabetes are increasing day by day as it is an all-time disorder wherein there exists an irregularity in the sugar levels because of insulin.
The major aspect why this disorder still exists and continues to increase in number is because of overweight and obesity. Taking in to account of past 10 years records, U.S. officials have declared that people with obesity have been increasing rapidly.
The other main cause for diabetes could be lack of physical activities. Nowadays children are also not taking part in physical exercises as they do not get much time to do so and are getting diabetic. This is because of the school management who are not encouraging children due to money constraints.
Regular observation and academic maintenance can effectively lessen the chances of increasing harmful difficulties from diabetes. You need to conduct special programs that can educate people regarding diabetes.
Educate a group of diabetes instructors. Instructors should practice a little consistent arrangement that initiates the patients to the description of the disease, the dangers associated by the disease, how to self- check and when to take immediate medical consideration. It depends on the requirement that these instructors could be someone like nurses or a well-trained professional who do not belong to medical group.
Get ready with the presentation packets which should contain graphics and bullet points to help the instructor at the beginning. This helps a patient to concentrate on the important notes and can also provide an indication which is useful when they discharge.

Diabetes and the Symptoms

admin — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 07:03:25 +0000

Diabetes is the common disease that is seen very common in the modern generation. In the past generations such diseases are said to arise in the older people, but with the change of the time the diseases also have started their deep roots in the younger generations.
Diabetes is caused if there is improper functioning of the cells or if the blood sugar level increases in the blood. In the ancient days there were no much effective treatments, but in the present day with the help of Science and technology the treatment of every disease has found a solution. Most of the people have diabetes and are ignorant of the disease that is affecting them. Some people may not have the symptoms especially in pre-diabetic patients. Few of the symptoms are:-
• There could be the feeling of urinating many times. Hence frequent urination can be one good reason.
• There can be excessive thirst or the feeling to drink water or liquids all the time.
• The person can feel very hungry. They have an increased appetite.
• They may lose the weight.
• Feel very tired even after doing less work.
• There can be sudden vision changes or there can be changes in viewing the objects.
• There can be sudden occurrence of no feeling or the numbness in the hands or the feet.
• There can be poor blood circulation and poor sleep.
• The skin may become dry and also can be irritable at times.
• There can be a hurt that takes time to heal or to get cured.
One can be cautious and need to consult a doctor if the following symptoms persist.

First generation sulfonyl urease drugs

admin — Wed, 09 Feb 2011 11:28:19 +0000

• Sulfonyl urease drugs are classified into two types; they are first generation drugs and second generation drugs. These are the drugs that are used in the case of diabetes mellitus to increase the secretion of insulin in the body.
• These are the drugs that are prescribed to the patients who are suffering with Diabetes mellitus. The following is the drug that is used for the treatment of type-II diabetes mellitus; this includes Glyburide.
• Glyburide is the oral drug which helps in the lowering of t5he blood sugar levels in diabetes suffering patients. This drug increases the stimulation of pancreatic gland for secretion of more insulin. This drug is approved by the FDA.
• This is a prescription drug; there are generic drugs available for this drug. But while purchasing these pills through online pharmacy better beware of the generic drugs. The following are the various preparation of this pills are 1.25 mg, 2.5 mg and 5 mg; these are micronized tablets should only be used under medical prescription only.
• The dose is to be followed as recommended by the patient. The following are the interactions that are seen when patients use this drug along with the other drugs like Bosentan; which increases the hepatic toxicity. Antibiotics like Levofloxacin, ciprofloxacin should not be taken with this diabetic drug they may suffer with liver problems.
• This drug is not recommended for pregnant women and breast feeding women. Sulfur containing drugs may cause allergies internally or externally if so better discontinue the drug and seek medical advice.

Insulin-Glarine Injection

admin — Sat, 22 Jan 2011 05:40:11 +0000

Insulin is the natural hormone secreted by the beta cells of the pancreatic gland used for the carbohydrate mechanism.
Insulin is the polypeptide chain with 51 amino acids; composed of two chains A and B. The chain A is with 21 amino acids, and chain B is with 30 amino acids. Both these chains are linked with a disulfide bond. There are two disulfide bonds in the structure of the insulin.
The natural insulin is different from Insulin-Glarine; the onset of action of this Insulin-Glarine is very slow; and the duration of action of this injection is very high. It stays in the systemic circulation for the longer time. The blood sugar levels are maintained regularly in the body by this medication rather than the normal insulin.
The medication should be stored at cold temperature it should not be frozen, cold insulin should not be injected as it may lead to lipid reactions at the site of injection. If any dust particle exist in the preparation better discard the preparation and use the other one, else it may interact with the body causing allergic reactions.
The side effects that are seen the patients who are using this insulin injection are allergic reactions, excessive insulin levels can cause hypoglycemia, or decrease the blood glucose levels. The medications may also lead to potassium levels disturbances. Muscle cramps, weakness, irregular pumping of the heartbeat. Increase of the thirst and urge of urination. Patients who are suffering with liver diseases should not use this drug as it may lead to contraindications.

Acetyl-L-carnitine

admin — Mon, 10 Jan 2011 12:00:15 +0000

With reference to diabetes it treats diabetic neuropathy. But the status of this drug in treating this disorder is still in phase-II. Acetylated L-carnitine can be easily absorbed into the body.

Nature: It is the amino acid and essential nutrient that burns fat into energy.

Source: It is synthesized in the liver and kidneys. They are mostly present in tissues like skeletal muscles, cardiac muscles that highly use fatty acids for its mechanisms. Drugs like Valproic acid (anticonvulsant drug), phenytoin, liver disease, kidney malfunctioning inhibit the carnitine production. Dairy products and lean meat are the rich sources of carnitine.

Function: This amino acid drug it can restore the functions that cause muscle wasting, neuron impairment and some other pathological effected conditions. It interferes with that metabolism of fats, assists in regularizing the brain functioning.

Side effects: This amino acid can cause hypertension, palpitations, GIT disturbances, diarrhea, increased in cardiac output and elevated body temperature. If any side effects prevail better seek medical help and discontinue the drug.

Therapeutic dosage: Highly dose dependent, 200 mg, 250 mg to 1000 mg, 2-3 times a day is recommended. Acetyl L-carnitine mainly treats Alzheimer’s disease. No substitute drugs must be taken as it may interfere with the body metabolisms.

Dug-food interactions: Does not interact with food intake.

Drug-drug interactions: This neuroprotective agent will interact with antiepileptic drugs which are aliphatic in nature.

Benefits: Energy production, burns fat, fats are transported into mitochondria and metabolized to generate energy. Improves the mental performance without any depression, prevents anti aging, and cataracts.

Risk factors for pre-diabetes and type 2 diabetes

admin — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 13:16:45 +0000

Researchers had not yet completely know why a number of individuals build up pre-diabetes and type 2 diabetes and others don’t. It’s clear that particular causes enlarge the risk, on the other hand, including:

Weight: The additional fatty tissue you include, the more unaffected by your cells turn in to insulin.
Idleness: if you are less active than there is a chance of superior risk, the less active you are, the superior your risk. Physical action assists you to manage your weight, uses up glucose as energy and builds your cells additional receptive to insulin.
Family history: Your risk enlarges if your blood relation or sibling has type 2 diabetes.
Race: even though it is doubtful why, individuals of some races together with blacks, Hispanics, American Indians and Asian-Americans are at elevated risk.
Age: Your risk enhances as you become elder, in particular after age the age of 45. Often, this is because you are likely to exercise less, lose muscle mass and increase weight as you age. However type 2 diabetes is rising radically between children, teenagers and younger adults.
Gestational diabetes: If you are grown up with gestational diabetes while you are pregnant, your possibility of developing pre-diabetes and type 2 diabetes later raises. If you give birth to a child considering more than nine pounds (four kilograms), you are as well at risk of type 2 diabetes.