Brain damage
The cerebral blood vessels and brain cells of diabetic patients will also be damaged to a certain extent, because high blood sugar will irritate the blood vessel walls. This will easily lead to arterial spasm, which can also reduce blood supply. Therefore, diabetes can also cause brain damage and needs more attention.
Kidney damage
For patients with kidney disease and diabetes, the kidneys are likely to be in a state of hyperfiltration and glomerular pathology. Therefore, people with kidney disease must actively control blood sugar levels and eat properly to minimize damage.
Coronary heart disease
Coronary heart disease and diabetes are closely related. The reason is that diabetic patients have damage to large blood vessels and microvessels, these damages can affect the heart, causing functional damage to heart muscle cells, in severe cases can cause arrhythmia, very serious impact.
