What is severe insulin-dependent diabetes?

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Recently eat more and more, but weight has dropped, often fatigue, feel hungry, drink more urine, also often easy to fatigue, hands tremble for no reason, go to the hospital to check that is suffering from serious type 1 diabetes, has been in the use of drug treatment, want to know more about the method of food therapy. What is serious insulin dependent diabetes? Is there an effective diet therapy?

What is severe insulin-dependent diabetes?

Diabetes should be diagnosed as type I or type II first. If it is type II diabetes, it is generally necessary to take hypoglycemic drugs for life. It is also very important to pay close attention to the changes of fasting blood glucose and reasonably control diet. We can also consider taking a look at traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that diabetes belongs to diabetes, which is mostly Yin deficiency. Generally, we can take some traditional Chinese medicine to nourish yin.

Family history: insulin dependent diabetes has a certain family aggregation. There are reports that parents have diabetes history, and their children's incidence rate of insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus is 4% to 11%. The incidence rate of familial aggregation of siblings between 6% siblings is 11%. The concordance of insulin-dependent diabetes in identical twins was less than 50%.

The occurrence of insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus is often associated with some infections. The common infections are mumps virus, rubella virus, cytomegalovirus, measles virus, influenza virus, encephalitis virus, poliovirus, Coxsackie virus and Epstein Barr virus. However, the susceptibility or resistance of diabetes may be determined by the first day after virus infection. If two people (like siblings or sisters) are exposed to the same virus infection, it may show the same increase of virus antibody. However, diabetes may only occur in one person, which may be due to the difference of inherent genetic susceptibility factors. Susceptibility may indicate the sensitivity of B cells to a specific dose of a virus; Or the tendency of autoimmune reaction to an autoantigen expressed in the course of B cell virus antigen or slight B cell damage.

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The influence of genetic and environmental factors on the incidence of insulin-dependent diabetes is different. Generally speaking, the genetic background of susceptibility to type 1 diabetes mellitus is needed, that is, some environmental substances induce autoimmunity of B cells in individuals with genetic susceptibility. Hypothesis: once the damage of B cells caused by environmental factors exceeds the tolerance of B cell damage determined by individual genetics, insulin-dependent diabetes will occur.