Six years, due to bad control, the diabetes develops into uremia!
Diabetes finally developed to uremia only six years, making the 62-year-old
Mr. Hu this year become a person who lives on hemodialysis.
Hematopoiesis is a high requirement for blood vessels, and in diabetics, the degree of systemic atherosclerosis is more pronounced than in non-diabetic patients with uremia.
Six years ago, Mr. Hu discovered that his blood sugar was high and was soon diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Due to poor blood glucose control, it was further diagnosed as type 2 diabetes mellitus, five stages of sugar and kidney - uremia, Anemia, heart failure, and retinopathy.
Diabetes has a high incidence of uremia. How can early detect diabetic nephropathy?
1. Diabetics need to regularly monitor urine routine or microalbuminuria.
2. Treatment.
Control your blood sugar.: Glycosylated hemoglobin (HbA1c) should be kept below 7.0%!
Diet therapy.
In the early days, the protein intake should be limited to 0.8g/ (kg·d), and those with a large number of proteinuria and renal failure could be reduced to 0.6g/ (kg·d).
Control your blood pressure.
The blood pressure of young diabetic patients and patients with nephropathy should be controlled below 130/80mmhg.
Article URL:http://www.kidneyhospital.org/faq/3339.html
Hematopoiesis is a high requirement for blood vessels, and in diabetics, the degree of systemic atherosclerosis is more pronounced than in non-diabetic patients with uremia.
Six years ago, Mr. Hu discovered that his blood sugar was high and was soon diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Due to poor blood glucose control, it was further diagnosed as type 2 diabetes mellitus, five stages of sugar and kidney - uremia, Anemia, heart failure, and retinopathy.
Diabetes has a high incidence of uremia. How can early detect diabetic nephropathy?
1. Diabetics need to regularly monitor urine routine or microalbuminuria.
Control your blood sugar.: Glycosylated hemoglobin (HbA1c) should be kept below 7.0%!
Diet therapy.
In the early days, the protein intake should be limited to 0.8g/ (kg·d), and those with a large number of proteinuria and renal failure could be reduced to 0.6g/ (kg·d).
Control your blood pressure.
The blood pressure of young diabetic patients and patients with nephropathy should be controlled below 130/80mmhg.
Article URL:http://www.kidneyhospital.org/faq/3339.html
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