January 5, 2019
Category :Diabetes Facts
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Numbness, shooting pains, weakness, tingling and burning sensation, are symptoms commonly presented by patients to us neurologists. Hearing these kinds of complaints, the first thing that comes to my mind is, “Is this patient suffering from neuropathy?”.
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autonomic nerves, burning sensation, gastrointestinal tracts, involuntary muscle movement, nerve involvement, sensory nerves, systemic exposure, tingling sensation, voluntary movement, voluntary movements
August 9, 2014
Category :Diabetes Research
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Epigastric pain is a disorder located at the upper abdomen below the ribs that is usually experienced by people who ate or who lies down soon after eating. It is a typical symptom of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) or heartburn and is thus, associated with the gastric contents that travel upward into the back of the throat, resulting to burning sensation. However, epigastric pain can also be caused by the inflammation of the digestive organs, such as gastritis and pancreatitis, which in turn can be triggered by chronic hyperglycemia can lead to specific gastro intestinal (GI) complications. Diabetes is a disease that can affect many organ systems including the GI tract. In fact, diabetic patients suffering nephropathy also often suffer from gastro intestinal problems.
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burning sensation, diabetic patient, hyperglycemia, nephropathy, nervous system
October 21, 2013
Category :Diabetes Facts
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Bubbles in one’s urine have many causes and is an early indication of possible diabetes especially for adults who does not normally have urine bubbles. Bubbles in urine can be normal and abnormal depending on the circumstances of a person. For instance, bubbles will normally form in urine because of urine’s mixture with the cleaning chemical agents in the toilet. This can be a deadly symptom of a disease for instance when for instance it is accompanied by frequent urinating which is not normal for a person.
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bladder, burning sensation, frequent urination, Hydration, microorganisms, pneumaturia, proteinuria, UTI