How is diabetic sweat much to return a responsibility

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My father-in-law has been suffering from diabetes for six years. He has been taking drugs to maintain blood glucose balance, and now his blood glucose is stable. But recently, we all found that he was always sweating. At first, he was sweating on his forehead. Later, he was sweating on his body. What's the matter with diabetes sweat? Let me tell you about it.

How is diabetic sweat much to return a responsibility

First, consider whether there is hypoglycemia or hypoglycemic reaction. When using hypoglycemic drugs, patients with diabetes have symptoms such as palpitation, shaking hands, hunger and cold sweat, and hypoglycemia is defined when the blood glucose value is lower than 3.9mmol/l; if the blood glucose drops too fast during medication, it will drop from 20-30mmol / L to 5-6mmol / L in a short time, although the blood glucose value does not reach below 3.9mmol/l, there will also be symptoms such as palpitation, shaking hands, hunger and cold sweat, which is hypoglycemia reaction.

Second, if there is no hypoglycemia after drug adjustment, and the patient often perspires, the presence of autonomic neuropathy with sweat glands should be considered. Sweat gland autonomic neuropathy is one of the chronic complications of diabetes mellitus. It is often manifested as hyperhidrosis, Hypohidrosis or even anhidrosis, half body sweating and half body anhidrosis, sometimes accompanied by fever, palpitation and other symptoms. It needs to be differentiated from hypoglycemia clinically.

Third: the elderly's body reaction ability to hypoglycemia is poor. If it exists for a long time, continuously and repeatedly and is not found and corrected in time, it is very easy to cause functional disorder of important organs of the body and even lead to death. Hypoglycemia or hypoglycemia reaction will appear in varying degrees in the use of hypoglycemic drugs. Generally speaking, elderly patients should choose relatively small side effects and low side effects Hypoglycemic drugs that are easy to remove from the body in a short time can reduce the incidence of hypoglycemia.

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It can measure the blood glucose at the end of finger many times or in time when sweating every day. It can also use the advanced dynamic blood glucose monitoring system in the Department of endocrinology to detect some hypoglycemia which is difficult to be found. Once hypoglycemia is corrected, sweating is also improved. Most importantly, patients with diabetes must avoid eating spicy, high sugar food.