Diabetes is where the body cannot regulate the amount of sugar in the blood. Diabetics after being diagnosed have to make many lifestyle changes, a lack of a healthy diet and exercise increases the problems a diabetes patient will encounter, therefore taking these necessary precautions as soon as possible after diagnosed decreases health risks and could save a patient’s life, and this will involve how they live, eating habits, and exercise.
There are different causes that lead to diabetes. If a person inherits a predilection of the disease, then something in the environment surrounding that one person can cause a trigger. One of the triggers for getting type 1 diabetes is the cold weather. An early diet can be another factor of being diagnosed with type 1. With type 2, diabetes it is mostly connected with a family history, but like type 1, type 2 also is an environmental factor of why a person contracts it. The lifestyles of a person helps depend on habits and exercise habits tend to be the same, so being in a family who is obese and struggles with their weight there is a higher chance of being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.
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Complications go from eye, neuropathy, ketones, stroke, and heart disease. Diabetics are higher-than-average risk of having a heart attack. Heart attacks strike people with diabetes twice as often than people who don’t. Two out of three people die from heart disease. Diabetics have an increase chance of 1.5 times than people who are not, but taking care of a person’s health can lower the risk of stroke. Neuropathy is nerve damage caused by diabetes. Most people dealing with diabetes have a form of nerve damage. The most common time for people dealing with nerve damage is the people who have been dealing with the disease for a good amount of
There are different causes that lead to diabetes. If a person inherits a predilection of the disease, then something in the environment surrounding that one person can cause a trigger. One of the triggers for getting type 1 diabetes is the cold weather. An early diet can be another factor of being diagnosed with type 1. With type 2, diabetes it is mostly connected with a family history, but like type 1, type 2 also is an environmental factor of why a person contracts it. The lifestyles of a person helps depend on habits and exercise habits tend to be the same, so being in a family who is obese and struggles with their weight there is a higher chance of being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.
People dealing with pre-diabetes can have a higher risk for developing type 2 diabetes, stroke, and along with heart …show more content…
Complications go from eye, neuropathy, ketones, stroke, and heart disease. Diabetics are higher-than-average risk of having a heart attack. Heart attacks strike people with diabetes twice as often than people who don’t. Two out of three people die from heart disease. Diabetics have an increase chance of 1.5 times than people who are not, but taking care of a person’s health can lower the risk of stroke. Neuropathy is nerve damage caused by diabetes. Most people dealing with diabetes have a form of nerve damage. The most common time for people dealing with nerve damage is the people who have been dealing with the disease for a good amount of