Diabetes Mellitus

Diabetes mellitus (DM) (from the Greek word διαβαίνειν, diabaínein, "transparency" or "tap water", and the Latin word mellitus, "sweet taste") commonly known as diabetes is a disease marked with hiperglisemia (increased blood sugar) the ongoing and varied, especially after meals.
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All types of diabetes mellitus have similar symptoms and complications at the level of information. Hiperglisemia itself can cause dehydration and ketoasidosis. Long-term complications, including diseases kardiovaskular (double the risk), chronic kidney failure (the main dialisis), retina damage that can cause blindness, and nerve damage that can cause impotensi and gangren risk concision. Complications are more common when the more serious control blood sugar bad.