One of the most difficult problems of our time is the treatment of various diseases that occur against the background of metabolic disturbances. This is due to the fact that in metabolic disorders all the processes in the body proceed with some changes.
One of the commonly prescribed drugs is metformin for diabetes. This is a drug that can be taken both independently and as part of a comprehensive treatment. The drug is aimed mainly at the normalization of metabolic processes, stabilization and harmonization of hormonal levels.
Symptoms of diabetes mellitus are manifested in two ways. This is due to acute or chronic insulin deficiency, which in turn can be absolute or relative.
Dysonific stages of diabetes mellitus 1 do not have specific clinical symptoms. Clinical manifestation develops after the death of 80-90% of beta-cells and is characterized by the appearance of so-called "big" symptoms - thirst, polyuria and weight loss. And at the beginning of the disease, weight loss is noted, despite the increased appetite and increased nutrition.
Tunneling neuropathies are primarily associated not with impaired blood supply or nerve metabolism, but with their compression in anatomically conditioned "tunnels".
Itching can be strong, bothersome. Sometimes it becomes unbearable and practically brings a person to a nervous strain.
If diabetes, like endocrine pathology, is associated with the disruption of the homeostasis of the most important energy substrate in the body - glucose, then the different localization of pain in diabetes occurs as a complication of it due to prolonged hyperglycemia
Treatment with insulin can have both a permanent lifelong character for patients with type 1 diabetes, and temporary, caused by different situations for patients with type 2 diabetes.
This method allows you to control glycemia and reduces the risk of complications.