Symptoms of type 11 diabetes

summary

If someone in the family's eyesight suddenly drops, and often gets black in front of their eyes when they get up, don't think it's just a small problem, it's no big deal. In fact, behind all this may hide the most easily overlooked type I diabetes crisis. What are the specific symptoms of type I diabetes? Let's give you a detailed introduction.

Symptoms of type 11 diabetes

1. Eye fatigue, vision decline, eye fatigue, vision decline sharply. When you feel that your eyes are very tired and can't see clearly, when you stand up, your eyes will turn black, your eyelids will droop, your visual field will narrow, your eyes will be blurred, your eyes will suddenly change from hyperopia to myopia or presbyopia that you didn't have before, you should have an eye examination immediately.

2. Paralysis and shaking of hands and feet. Type I diabetes patients will have intractable hand and foot paralysis, hand and foot shaking, finger mobility and labor pain, severe neuritic foot pain, lower limb paralysis, low back pain, do not want to walk, leg cramps at night, oculomotor nerve palsy, attention and two eyes are not as clear, as well as autonomic nerve disorders and other symptoms, once found to go to the hospital for examination, do not delay.

3. Eat more; Due to a large amount of urine sugar loss, such as daily loss of more than 500 grams of sugar, the body is in a state of semi starvation, lack of energy needs to be supplemented, resulting in hyperappetite and increased appetite. At the same time, due to the stimulation of insulin secretion by hyperglycemia, the patients are prone to hunger, high appetite, and the feeling of not having enough to eat. They even eat five or six meals a day, with staple food of 1-1.5 kg. The number of non-staple food is also significantly higher than that of normal people, which can not satisfy their appetite.

matters needing attention

At present, type I diabetes is still a lifelong disease. We should take action to regulate our daily life and stay away from type I diabetes. Patients with type I diabetes also need reasonable living and eating habits, so that the disease can be effectively controlled.