Diabetic diarrhea symptoms?

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Many old diabetic patients always have various complications, but when it comes to diarrhea, it is often difficult to be associated with diabetic complications. So is there a relationship between diarrhea and diabetes? Diabetic diarrhea symptoms? Let's talk about it.

Diabetic diarrhea symptoms?

Diabetic diarrhea is more common in diabetic patients who have been treated or whose blood sugar is not well controlled. Due to long-term hyperglycemia, it will cause gastrointestinal dysfunction and diarrhea. If there is intractable, intermittent, painless diarrhea, we should think of the possibility of diabetic diarrhea. Refractory diarrhea is a sudden symptom of some patients with diabetes.

Diabetic diarrhea is more common in the night than in the day. The stool is usually watery or semi watery, with a small amount. There is no mucus or bloody stool, and no obvious abdominal pain. Sometimes diarrhea alternates with constipation. It often relapses due to anxiety and emotional excitement. If the blood glucose is not well controlled, it may aggravate, and even endanger life in severe cases, especially in the middle-aged and elderly.

Once diagnosed with diabetic diarrhea, we should eliminate concerns, stabilize emotions, reasonably control diet and choose hypoglycemic drugs, so as to stabilize blood glucose in the normal range. At the same time, comprehensive treatment should be carried out under the guidance of doctors.

matters needing attention

On the one hand, because long-term diabetic patients generally have different degrees of vascular disease, if the force is too strong, it is easy to lead to the original fragile blood vessels rupture and bleeding, if the rupture is the brain blood vessels, it may have the risk of stroke. On the other hand, diarrhea is prone to gastrointestinal dysfunction, which affects the normal nutrient absorption and material metabolism, so it is prone to blood glucose fluctuations. Therefore, in the period of diarrhea, we should pay attention to the measurement of blood sugar, prevention and treatment of hypoglycemia.