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Diabetes Complications
Diabetes is on the steady rise across the world and by 2030 the World Health Organization has made the extremely sobering prediction that the number of people who suffer from diabetes will have doubled. When it comes to diabetes the description of it being like a ticking health bomb is not an exercise in flamboyant hyperbole, it is a worrying statement of the truth because the range and severity of diabetes complications are dire indeed.
One of the primary issues with diabetes is that it specifically impedes and affects the cardiovascular system (the blood vessels of the body) which in turn manifests itself in a variety of different ways.
One of the most severe of the diabetes complications is the development of the so called “diabetic foot”. Often, diabetic people will find that their feet become very cold to the touch, appear blue and mottled in color and find that they suffer from an uncomfortable tingling “pin and needles” sensation. These are all caused by a lack of circulation (supply of blood to the area) but it should be noted that the diabetes complications do not end there. As a result of the impeded level of circulation as well as the compromised immune system that is common to diabetics, this means that not only is the diabetic at a higher risk of developing infections of the foot but that they will take longer to heal. It is not uncommon for gangrene to set in the feet of the diabetic and this in turn may require the foot to be amputated in order to save the life of the diabetic.
It is not only their feet that diabetic people must worry about, another of the diabetes complications is the development of blindness of the eyes which affect either one or even both and it should be noted that the vision loss maybe either partial or complete. The cause of this is precisely the same as the development of diabetic foot in that as a result of poorly developed blood vessels; circulation to the eye is then compromised resulting in a loss of oxygen to the area.
Diabetics will also find that their immune systems are compromised which in turn means that they will be far more vulnerable to the effects of infection as well as having to endure much longer recovery times as a result of the impediment to their immune system.