DIABETES MELLITUS

Sayfullayev Ramziddin Fazliddinovich; Abdujabborova Muxlisa Sherzod qizi; Ravshanbekova Charos Jamol qizi; Sobirova Zaynabbonu Nodir qizi

DIABETES MELLITUS

Authors

Sayfullayev Ramziddin Fazliddinovich Assistant Teacher of Samarkand State Medical University
Abdujabborova Muxlisa Sherzod qizi
Ravshanbekova Charos Jamol qizi
Sobirova Zaynabbonu Nodir qizi Students of Samarkand State Medical University

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This damages the capillaries of all organs (skin, muscles, nerves, etc.). Diabetic microangiopathies are observed earlier and more frequently in the kidneys, eyes, legs, and other organs. Diabetes is the development of atherosclerosis, in turn, ischemic heart disease (angina, myocardial infarction), circulatory disorders in the brain (dizziness, stroke), etc. leads to.

Abstract

Diabetes mellitus is a disease caused by insulin deficiency and metabolic disorders in the body. Diabetes has been known for a very long time in the history of eastern folk medicine. Abu Ali ibn Sina pays special attention to this pain. "Water comes out the way it was drunk," he wrote. If the patient drinks a lot of water, it will cause other diseases and the patient will lose a lot of weight. Stopping the treatment, the doctor says: "Give the patient cold fluids, put them in a cooler, drink sour yogurt, give them fruits, drink mint, that is, wet the patient and cool him." This means that the disease occurs due to excess heat in the human body

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Published

2024-04-06

How to Cite

Sayfullayev Ramziddin Fazliddinovich, Abdujabborova Muxlisa Sherzod qizi, Ravshanbekova Charos Jamol qizi, & Sobirova Zaynabbonu Nodir qizi. (2024). DIABETES MELLITUS. Web of Medicine: Journal of Medicine, Practice and Nursing, 2(4), 34–36. Retrieved from http://webofjournals.com/index.php/5/article/view/1100