Complications of Uncontrolled Diabetes PDF Print E-mail
Written by Dr Rajesh Kesari MD   
Thursday, 04 June 2009 07:45

Diabetes or high blood glucose levels themselves give few or any symptoms at all. The major damage to the whole body is associated with persistently high glucose levels and the damage done by this to various body organs and systems.

Diabetes may be a cause for Acute complications which arise from extremely high or low levels of glucose. These complications require urgent medical treatment in the Emergency department of a hospital or an ICU. These are:

HypoglycemiaLow Blood Glucose leves can be a complication of Diabetes

Diabetic Ketoacidosis

Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic Syndrome

Chronic complications are caused by persistently high blood glucose levels and the damage done to various organs and tissues due to diabetes, these are:

 Cardiovascular complications in DiabetesCardiovascular complications

Renal ComplicationsDiabetes causes renal failure if uncontrolled

Eye ComplicationsComplications of eyes in diabetes

Diabetic Neuropathy may affect different parts of the body including heart and stomachNeurological complications

Diabetic FootDiabetic foot is caused due to multiple problems in the feet

These and others are described in more detail in the following articles.

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