The anatomical changes within the gastrointestinal and renal systems within a diabetic patient affects their urine. As a consequence to the increase of glucose being present in diabetic patient's urine, they are more likely to develop genital yeast infections. High blood glucose levels can promote bacterial growth, which leads to the risk of contracting an urinary tract infection or thrush. The glucose within the urine provides a perfect environment for fungal infections to grow. These infections, such as thrush, can be treated by using anti-fungal creams. The physiological changes within the gastrointestinal and renal systems when an individual has diabetes mellitus include, gastroparesis and hyperglycaemia. Gastroparesis is delayed gastric
