Tag: Type 2 diabetes
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Factors that contribute to Beta cell dysfunction
Generally, it has been seen that beta cell function continues to decline after diagnosis of type 2 diabetes, while insulin sensitivity remains relatively stable. In the gradual transition to type 2 diabetes, many patients initially have impaired glucose tolerance, which deteriorates progressively over several years. Moving ahead, read more about Beta cell dysfunction The continued…
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Normal Glucose Homeostasis in non-diabetics
Normal glucose regulation is dependent on a closed feedback loop relationship between the liver, peripheral tissue (muscle), and the pancreatic islet cells that secrete insulin and glucagon. When intact, this delicate metabolic balance allows for periods of fasting without producing hypoglycemia; Normal functioning of beta and alpha cells in the islets of the pancreas are…
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Uncontrolled diabetes and Cardiovascular Complications
Diabetes is a significant health problem worldwide, and its association with various complications. If you cite our previous write-up, we have highlighted the microvascular complications of diabetes arises due to uncontrolled diabetes. Microvascular complications include damage to the organs comprising of small blood vessels like eyes, kidneys, and nerves. This section will feature the macrovascular…
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10 Healthcare Professionals for Diabetes Care
It is very difficult for someone to accept that he is diabetic. Diabetes requires regular conscious adjustments in lifestyle day in and day out. You have to understand the conditions of disease and discover the new practical ways to deal with it. When patients are diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes, they are frequently faced with…
