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High Sugar Level (Diabetes)

Sometimes this disease does not show any signs, but it can be damaging the body quietly inside. That is why it is good to go for regular check-up, even when you feel okay. Always check your blood pressure and sugar level so that they can detect anything early before it becomes a problem.

what it is

  • It is a disease that a person can develope when there is excess sugar (glucose) in the blood level.
  • Both children and elderly people can develope it.

causes

  • Eating foods that contain a high level of glucose or sugar often can increase the risk of diabetes.
  • When a person does not exercise regularly or is not physically active, they have a higher risk of developing diabetes.
  • Old age can make a person develop diabetes.
  • Diabetes can be hereditary, meaning it can be passed from parents to their children.

effects

  • If someone does not manage it well, it can damage the eyes, kidney, legs or even the heart.

comment

  • Sometimes this disease does not show any signs, but it can be damaging the body quietly inside. That is why it is good to go for regular check-up, even when you feel okay. Always check your blood pressure and sugar level so that they can detect anything early before it becomes a problem.
  • Minimize excess intake of soft drinks like fanta or coke — they contain lots of sugar.
  • If you have diabetes, ensure you take you take your medications as prescribed by the doctor. This will help you control the disease and protect your heart, eyes, kidney, and brain.
  • Checking it early and getting proper treatment can help you live a long and healthy life.
  • If you urinate more than normal, if your eyes are blurry, or if wounds do not heal quickly — go and test your sugar level immediately at the hospital or pharmacy.

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