1. Diabetic urine is sweet
Although it is called diabetes,
the urine of most diabetic patients is not sweet.
The urine of diabetic patients
can detect glucose only when the blood sugar is high to a certain level, and
the glucose in the urine must reach a specific concentration to be sweet.
However, most people with
diabetes will have good control of their blood sugar, especially those undergoing
regular sugar control treatment. Sugar will not be detected in their natural
urine, and their urine is not sweet.
2. Young people will not get
diabetes
Research data shows that young
people born in the 90s are also high-risk groups of diabetes.
People who are overweight, high
in blood lipids, or whose parents have diabetes should start from the age of 10
and check they are fasting blood glucose every year (ordinarily 3.9~6.1mmol/L)
or take 75 grams of glucose for 2 hours after taking blood glucose (normal
person <7.8mmol/L) ) For early diagnosis and early treatment.
3. Diabetes is caused by overeating
sugar
The risk factors of diabetes
are complex. Generally, they can be divided into two categories, which are genetic
and environmental.
Among environmental risk
factors, unreasonable dietary structure, and excessive consumption of high-fat,
high-sugar and high-calorie foods are related to diabetes.
However, one or two intakes of
large amounts of sugar in healthy people are not enough to cause diabetes. Overeating
sugar can cause transient high blood sugar, which can be adjusted by the body
to restore blood sugar to normal levels.
4. No need to pay attention
to symptoms
Although diabetes is often
asymptomatic in the early stage, if it is not treated in time, high glucose
toxicity will damage the whole body tissues and organs. Generally, chronic
complications may occur within 5 to 10 years, such as cardiovascular and
cerebrovascular disease, diabetic nephropathy, diabetic retinopathy, diabetic
peripheral neuropathy Wait.
Therefore, check-up regularly,
and don't wait until the clinical symptoms appear, and it is too late to
regret.
5. Diabetes is terminally
ill
Although diabetes cannot be
cured, diabetes is controllable, unlike some terminal illnesses without proper
treatment.
As long as the blood sugar
control is ideal, the patient's life expectancy is no different from that of
the ordinary person. There is no need to be overly pessimistic. On the
contrary, the right attitude is conducive to blood sugar control.
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