Pranam
Since error prone possible topics on diabetes is bound to be there let me
passover I read in Google on foot care for the diabetics which I
shall produce heer; as usual read and take cooly what one may need; as Dr
Hegde said they will terrify you but no one can survive without the devils.
"DIABETIC FOOT CARE IN GOOGLE DOCTOR ( Take the cue but be normal)
415 million in the world are suffering from diabetes. These include men,
women, and children from all races. One of the most important things that
most people often ignore or are not aware of is diabetic foot care.
Abnormal high blood sugar levels commonly cause liver and kidney problems,
but did you know they can also cause problems with your feet? High blood
sugar levels increase the risk of nerve damage (diabetes-related
neuropathy), circulation problems, and foot injuries. It is possible for
your feet to become numb. Diabetic foot problems and care by Dr. Rinky
Kapoor, Consultant Dermatologist and Dermato-Surgeon, The Esthetic Clinics
shares signs and symptoms for diabetic foot problems and how to take care
of them
Being diabetic reduces the blood flow to your feet causing nerve damage
that takes away the feeling in your feet. This condition is calling
diabetic neuropathy. Since you cannot sense the pain, even a minor injury
can become very serious.
*Serious signs and symptoms of diabetic-related neuropathy*
1. The common symptoms are pain, burning, tingling and numbness in legs
and feet.
2. Difficulty in injury healing and resistance to infection because of
hindered blood flow. The blood vessels become narrow and hard, and blood
does not flow the way it should.
3. Foot ulcers that affect the ball of the foot or under the big toe.
They should be shown to the doctor immediately even if they do not hurt.
4. Foot deformities that change the shape of the feet.
5. Gangrene that causes decay and death of tissue and might raise the
need of amputation.
6. Skin changes such as dryness, cracks, damage to heels, scaling, broken
skin between toes, peeling
7. Calluses because of high pressure areas under the foot. These calluses
and corns can turn into ulcers if not treated in time.
*You can also lower your risk of diabetes-related foot problems by doing
the following:*
1. The best thing you can do for your feet is to ensure that your sugar
levels remain under check, and you are exercising regularly.
2. Take your medications regularly and on time and do regular sugar level
checks. The other important things to ensure good feet health in case of
diabetes include
3. Keep a close eye on your feet. Check them regularly for any injury ,
cuts, or ulcers. If you notice anything then consult your doctor immediately
4. After bathing, dry your feet properly and moisturize with an unscented
cream or jelly. Take care not to apply anything in between the toes.
5. If you want to soak your feet then do so in warm water only
6. Quit smoking
7. Shy away from activities that can cause injury or burns to feet such
as walking barefoot, using hot water bottle, working in dirt and mud.
8. Do not pop the blisters or try to self-medicate them without guidance.
9. Trim your nails straight and avoid cutting the cuticles
10. Wear clean and dry socks. Choose your socks and shoes
carefully. The shoes should be well fitting, and socks should be cotton
ones. Keep your feet warm and dry at all times
KR IRS 8822
II There is nothing known as viagra other than the mind and body
tending to desire. Few viagrants died of palpitations high. Many did not
get the results as they desired. Onion and Drumstick is better than the
cabbage since many would have regularly been taking the cabbage and going
to sleep. So everything has THE AGE;on dot all will come along; fear will
deprive many things including the sex life. And as the youth replicating
from the untruth cinema shots think it is an ardent behaviour everyday.It
is not Women will stay off and men will also if they are mentally stable.
It is an act of the mind where the constitution should have been cared for
when young. One who dances all the time , finds those short of everything.
III How cancer is formed?. There is no one single cause for cancer.
Scientists believe that it is the interaction of many factors together that
produces cancer. The factors involved may be genetic, environmental, or
constitutional characteristics of the individual. Diagnosis, treatment, and
prognosis for childhood cancers are different than for adult cancers. The
main differences are the survival rate and the cause of the cancer. The
overall five-year survival rate for childhood cancer is about 80%, while in
adult cancers the survival rate is 68%. This difference is thought to be
because childhood cancer is more responsive to therapy and a child can
tolerate more aggressive therapy. { stanford).
- Family history, inheritance, and genetics may play an important role
in some childhood cancers. It is possible for cancer of varying forms to
be present more than once in a family. It is unknown in these circumstances
if the disease is caused by a genetic mutation, exposure to chemicals near
a family's residence, a combination of these factors, or simply coincidence.
- Some genetic disorders. For example, Wiskott-Aldrich and
Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome are known to alter the immune system. The
immune system is a complex system that functions to protect our bodies from
infection and disease. The bone marrow produces cells that later mature and
function as part of the immune system. One theory suggests that the cells
in the bone marrow, the stem cells, become damaged or defective, so when
they reproduce to make more cells, they make abnormal cells or cancer
cells. The cause of the defect in the stem cells could be related to an
inherited genetic defect or exposure to a virus or toxin.
- Exposures to certain viruses. Epstein-Barr virus and HIV, the virus
that causes AIDS, have been linked to an increased risk of developing
certain childhood cancers, such as Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
Possibly, the virus alters a cell in some way. That cell then reproduces an
altered cell and, eventually, these alterations become a cancer cell that
reproduces more cancer cells.
- Environmental exposures. Pesticides, fertilizers, and power lines have
been researched for a direct link to childhood cancers. There has been
evidence of cancer occurring among non related children in certain
neighborhoods and/or cities. Whether prenatal or infant exposure to these
agents causes cancer, or whether it is a coincidence, is unknown.
- Some forms of high-dose chemotherapy and radiation. In some cases,
children who have been exposed to these agents may develop a second
malignancy later in life. These strong anticancer agents can alter cells
and/or the immune system. A second malignancy is a cancer that appears as a
result from treatment of a different cancer.
-
- Oncogenes: These genes regulate the normal growth of cells.
Scientists commonly describe oncogenes as similar to a cancer
"switch" that
most people have in their bodies. What "flips the switch" to make these
oncogenes suddenly become unable to control the normal growth of
cells and
allowing abnormal cancer cells to begin to grow, is unknown.
- Tumor suppressor genes: These genes are able to recognize abnormal
growth and reproduction of damaged cells, or cancer cells, and can
interrupt their reproduction until the defect is corrected. If the tumor
suppressor genes are mutated, however, and they do not function properly,
tumor growth may occur.
- Mismatch-repair genes: These genes help recognize errors when DNA
is copied to make a new cell. If the DNA does not "match"
perfectly, these
genes repair the mismatch and correct the error. If these genes are not
working properly, however, errors in DNA can be transmitted to new cells,
causing them to be damaged.
Usually the number of cells in any of our body tissues is tightly
controlled so that new cells are made for normal growth and development, as
well as to replace dying cells. Ultimately, cancer is a loss of this
balance due to genetic alterations that "tip the balance" in favor of
excessive cell growth.
-
Hence all food keeping your health balanced does not allow the geness
inside of all of us without any utations. Have you not seen cancer over the
aged trees?. KR IRS 8822
On Mon, 8 Aug 2022 at 07:55, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty <
[email protected]> wrote:
> QUES ANSW MEDICAL 08-2022-06
>
> Dear friends,
>
> These are information compiled as QA by me in 1998’s-2014’s and stored in
> my computer. They are posted by *very learnt doctors in kidshealth.org
> <http://kidshealth.org> etc. *
>
> *Many improvements have come in medical field. Hence some information may
> have additions or some times changes.*
>
> *These are for general information, and for any health problem one has
> to consult doctor.*
>
> *BEING COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS.*
>
> Sincerely,
> *R. Gopalakrishnan, 78, dated 08-08-2022*
>
> *Q1 What is an oral glucose tolerance test?*
> A1 An oral glucose tolerance test measures your body's response to sugar.
> First
> your fasting blood sugar level is measured. Then you drink a sugary
> solution. Your blood sugar level is measured after one hour and again after
> two hours. If your blood sugar level rises more than normal, you may have
> diabetes. A normal blood sugar level after an oral glucose tolerance test
> is lower than 140 mg/dL.
>
> Q2 What is Glycated hemoglobin (A1C) test?
>
> A2 An A1C test, also known as a glycated hemoglobin test, isn't used for
> diagnosing prediabetes or diabetes. Instead, it gauges how well you're
> managing your diabetes.
>
> Unlike a fasting blood glucose test or a daily finger stick, both of which
> measure your blood sugar level at a given time, the A1C test reflects
> your average blood sugar level for the past two to three months. Test
> results show what percentage of your hemoglobin — a protein found in red
> blood cells — is sugar coated (glycated).
>
> *What's normal?*
>
> The normal range for people without diabetes is 4 percent to 6 percent.
>
> An A1C level lower than 7 percent is a common target for people with
> diabetes
>
> The normal range for A1C results may vary somewhat among labs. If you
> consult a new doctor or use a different lab, it's important to consider
> this possible variation when interpreting your test results.
>
> My note- Present day studies state HB1AC is still higher with many having
> PP normal. This is because high blood sugar carried over from morning.
> The adjustment of a night insulin can reduce HB1AC drastically by
> increasing night insulin with people taking insulin. Consult doctor for
> more details. I had my HB1AC reduced to about normal by adjusting my
> night extra insulin before bed time
>
>
>
> Q3 Is it dangerous to turn on A/C immediately as soon as you enter the
> car?
>
> A3 Yes. Open the windows after you enter your car and do not turn ON the
> air-conditioning immediately.
>
> According to a research done, the car dashboard, sofa, air freshener emits
> Benzene , a Cancer causing toxin (carcinogen- take note of the heated
> plastic smell in your car).
>
> In addition to causing cancer, it poisons your bones, causes anemia,
> and reduces white blood cells . Prolonged exposure will cause
> Leukemia, increasing the risk of cancer may also cause miscarriage.
>
> Acceptable Benzene level indoors is 50 mg per sq. ft. A car parked indoors
> with the windows closed will contain 400-800 mg of Benzene. If parked
> outdoors under the sun at a temperature above 60 degrees F, the Benzene
> level goes up to 2000-4000 mg, 40 times the acceptable level ... & the
> people inside the car will inevitably inhale an excess amount of the
> toxins.
>
> It is recommended that you open the windows and door to give time for
> the interior to air out before you enter.
>
> Benzene is a toxin that affects your kidney and liver, and is very
> difficult for your body to expel this toxic stuff.
>
>
>
> Q4 When do type 2 diabetics occur?
>
> A4 Type 2 diabetes occurs when the body stops producing enough insulin for
> it to function properly, or when the body's cells do not react to insulin.
>
>
> This is called insulin resistance. However, patients who developed
> diabetes showed a rapid acceleration in both fasting and post-meal blood
> glucose levels starting three years before they were diagnosed with the
> condition.
>
> My note- There can be external insulin rejection also after many years of
> taking insulin.This can be above 15-20 years, after synthetic insulin has
> been used. The next treatment is dialysis.
>
>
> Q5 Do pomegranate juice is good to prevent prostate cancer?
>
> A5.Pomegranate juice could help prevent prostate cancer recurrence, finds
> a new study. "This study suggests that pomegranate juice may effectively
> slow the progression of prostate cancer after unsuccessful treatment,"
> said Dr Christopher Amling, an AUA spokesman.
>
>
> Q6 Do cabbage is a substitute to viagra?
>
> A6"The knowledge collected at King’s College shows pickled cabbage is the
> best natural Viagra. It may be hard to believe that saurkraut is one of
> most powerful aphrodisiacs, but the British data is conclusive." "I can
> only suggest all men try it. Eat cabbage twice a day and observe how your
> sexual power increases."
>
>
>
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