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    dr. Dita Ria Selvyana, Sp.PD,

    M.Sc

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    What is diabetes (DM)?Glucose in your blood is fro ! ayor sources"

    food and the liver

    DM is a disease characteri#ed by elevated blood$lucose level, it is result of defective insulinsecretion or action (resistance) or both.

    Resultin$ chronic hyper$lyceia is daa$e ordysfunction of various or$an (the eyes, %idneys,nerves, heart, and blood vessels).

    &linical syptos" 'P cessive thirst(polydipsia) increased urination (polyuria),increased appetite (polypha$ia) and *ei$ht loss.

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    +MPR-/-0ealthy pancreas have" 122 222

    3an$erhans island and every3an$erhans" 122 4 cells (insulinproduction) 12.222.222

    +nsulin and insulin receptors li%e %ey andthe door

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    Historical milestones in DMDate Source bservation

    1550 BC1-2ndcntry AD5thcentury

    10thcentury

    17th century18th century

    19th century

    19th century

    20th century

    20thcentury

    Egypttian papyrusGalen !oman"# $retaeus Gree%"&usruta# '(aru%a )n*ian"

    $+icenna $ra,ia"

    -illis Englan*"Do,son# 'a.ley Englan*"

    /ernar* renc("

    anger(ans# Min%o.s%i#+onMering Germany"/anting o+ 14t("# /est#Macleo*# 'ollip 'ana*ian"Ho*ge%in# &anger Englan*"

    Eessi+e ammount o urine&ugary urine# Eessi+et(irstDescri,e* sugary urine*istinguis(e* o,ese an*t(inpatients

    &ugary urine# gangrene impotence ascomplicationsDia,etic urine containssugar&ugar in serum in*ia,etes# *ia,etes may

    ollo. pancreatic *amageGlucose store* as glycogenon li+er# eocrine*egeneration o pancreasoccurs ater ligature o t(epancreatic *uctancreatic islets#

    pancreatomy causes*ia,etes

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    atient 15 Decem,er# 1922

    atient 15 e,ruary# 1923

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    P+DM+3G5W0 stiation" +ndonesia have people

    *ith DM (!2'2)"

    Rural " 6,! 7 fro adult (8!2 years old)

    9rban" 1:,6 7 fro adult

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    ist of Top Ten Global Number of People

    ist of Top Ten Global Number of People

    with Diabetes in 1995 and 2025 (in millions)

    ith Diabetes in 1995 and 2025 (in millions)

    !" 199#

    !" 199#

    +ndia&hinaRussian ;ederation1

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    -op &ountries *ith Diabetes-op &ountries *ith Diabetes

    um,ers o persons millions"um,ers o persons millions"

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    &ource Dia,etes $tlas 2000

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    -ype of DM1. -ype 1 (+DDM" insulin dependent DM)

    !. -ype ! (/+DDM" non insulin dependentDM)

    B obese B non obese

    '. thers ($enetic cell function & insulin action,disease of exocrine pancreas, drugs, endocrinopathies,

    infections, immune, others.

    4. Gestasional

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    1. -ype 1 DM@B!@7 of cases (pancreatic islet cell

    deficiency)

    Is a chronic-progressive autoimmune disease isletcell and insulin antibodies

    he incidence is higher in children

    !ssociated "ith autoimmune features and includes a

    broad range of clinical presentation of all ageIdentification of autoantibodies in the general

    population can predict type # $%

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    !. -ype ! DM6@B>@7 of cases (defective insulin action

    or secretion)

    +nsulin resistance+nsulin secretory defect cell function)

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    / l Gl M t b li

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    /oral Glucose Metabolis

    G39&/

    G/S+S

    GLYCOGENOLYSIS

    Insulin

    HGP

    Glucose

    uptake +

    G39&S

    /RM3

    G 35&G/

    G 3 9& S

    C Suppression

    C Stiulation

    -

    +

    LIVER PANCREAS

    M9S&3

    B

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    PathophysioloyPathophysioloy o! "ype # $ia%eteso! "ype # $ia%etes

    $ec&ease' lucose uptakeInc&ease' lucose p&o'uction

    Hype&lyce(ia

    I(pai&e' insulin actionI(pai&e' insulin sec&etion

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    Patho$enesis of type ! diabetesPatho$enesis of type ! diabetes ""

    -he-he (dys)B(dys)B0aronious EuartetF0aronious EuartetF

    9+/-SS/-+3 9+/--9+/-SS/-+3 9+/--

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    9+/-SS/-+3 9+/--9+/-SS/-+3 9+/--

    0yper$lyceia

    +ncreasedlipolysis

    +paired +nsulinsecretion

    +ncreased0GP

    Decreased Glucoseupta%e

    Decreased+ncretin eHect

    uintus : ;+e

    Deron

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    SetaceousSetaceous

    SetetSetet

    0yper$lyceia

    +ncreasedlipolysis

    +paired +nsulin

    secretion

    +ncreased0GP

    Decreased Glucoseupta%e

    Decreased

    +ncretin eHect

    +ncrease$luca$onsecretion

    +slet Bcell

    Setaceous = smooth like fur

    Deron

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    &eptici*al &eptet&eptici*al &eptet

    0yper$lyceia

    +ncreasedlipolysis

    +paired +nsulinsecretion

    +ncreased0GP

    Decreased Glucoseupta%e

    Decreased

    +ncretin eHect

    +ncreaseGluca$onsecretion

    +slet Bcell

    /eurotransitterdysfunction

    ??

    Septe C seven

    Deron

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    Pro$ression to -ype! Diabetes

    0yperinsulineia

    &opensated +nsulin Resistance/oral Glucose -olerance

    B &ell ;ailureF Genes

    -ype ! Diabetes

    +paired Glucose -olerance

    GenescEuired

    besity Sedentary 3ifestyl $in$

    +nsulin Resistance

    ormal

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    (ysiology o insulin secretion

    Islet

    transcription

    factors

    SS

    UU

    RR

    ))ATP/ADPATP/ADP

    PyruvatePyruvate

    Glucose-6-PhosphateGlucose-6-Phosphate

    GlucoseGlucose

    GlucokinaseGlucokinase NucleusNucleusSecretorySecretory

    granulesgranules

    CaCa!!

    CaCa++++

    Voltage-dependentVoltage-dependentCaCa2+2+ channelchannel

    Depolari"ationDepolari"ation

    ATP-sensitiveATP-sensitive

    KK++channelchannel

    #itochon$ria#itochon$ria

    GlucoseGlucose

    G%&TG%&T

    InsulinInsulin

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    &e! *e&sion #,

    Insulin Resistance

    A co&e 'e!ect in (ost type # 'ia%etes

    patients

    $e!inition

    I(pai&e' &esponse to the physioloical

    e!!ects o! insulin. inclu'in those on

    lucose. lipi'. p&otein (eta%olis( an'*ascula& en'othelial !unction

    Diab Care 1999;22:562Diab Care 2000; 23(Sul 1!:5"

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    )&>) !E&)&?$'E+nsulin si$nallin$

    besity and diet

    ndocrine diseasesPre$nancyDru$Malnutrition in utero and early

    childhood

    Mutation

    +nsulin receptorPost receptor defect

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    )&>) !E&)&?$'E

    D;&- ; +/S93+/&-+/

    1. Muscle

    !. dipose

    '. 3iver

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    'vereatingInactivity

    (moing$iabetogenic drugs

    *regnancy+ndocrine diseases$iabetogenic drugs

    %alnutrition in utero

    nno"n nno"n

    - cell defectsInsulin resistance

    Genetic !acto&sGenetic !acto&s

    Glucose toxicity

    yperglycaemia

    /orsening -cell functions0 !myloid deposition%alnutrition in utero

    I(pai&e' lucose

    tole&ance

    1I$$%

    En*i&on(ental !acto&sEn*i&on(ental !acto&s

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    NGT

    /oro$lyceia

    $GT

    +paired $lucosetolerance

    T2D%

    -ype ! diabetes ellitus

    -cell exhausted1ormo-, or hypo-

    insulinemia

    1ormal -cellhyper-

    insulinemia#.2 years

    3.3 years

    Weyer et al. J Clin Invest. 1999; 104: 787-94

    #-5per year

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    5ears ;ro Dia$nosis

    -! DMphase +

    -! DM

    phase ++

    Sta$es of -ype ! DiabetesSta$es of -ype ! Diabetes

    e,o+it

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    Insulin secretion Insulin sensitivity

    6 5 7 $% 36 5

    86 -#66 5 IG 6 5

    #6 5 Impaired glucose 86 5

    metabolism

    #66 5 1ormal glucose metabolism #66 5

    he natural history of ype 7 $iabetes 39

    3 At( t

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    3@ At(ers typeGenetic defect of cell function

    %'$9 #-4), mithochondrial $1! 3747 mutation

    Genetic defect of insulin action

    $iseases of exocrine pancreas

    pancreatitis, trauma:surgery, neoplasia, cystic fibrosis

    +ndocrinopathies

    Infections ; rubella ,

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    :. Gestasional DMPre$nancy induces state of insulinresistance *ith increases of the level of"

    B Growth hormone

    - progesterone

    - placental lactogen

    - cortisol

    9ntreated $estasional DM has been sho*nperinatal ortality of :,: B ,:7 copared2,@ I 1,@7 in a siilar ethnicnoro$lyceic population.

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    Diagnosis -HA

    classi;cation" Jenous plasa $lucose($Kd3)

    ormal asting 2( postBpran*ial

    C 110C 140

    Dia,etes mellitus asting 2( postBpran*ial

    126 200

    )mpaire*Glucose?olerance )G?"

    asting 2( postBpran*ial

    C 110140B199

    )mpaire* astingGlucose )G"

    asting 2( postBpran*ial

    110 B 125C 140

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    /)n t(e a,sence o symptom# t(e *iagnosis o DM must ,e con;rme*,y a secon**iagnosis test i@e@ asting# ran*om# or Aral Glucose ?olerance ?est

    AG??" on a separate *ay

    Sypto of

    Sypto of

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    D + = - S M 3 3 + - 9 S +G- +;G /RM3

    Sypto ofDiabetes

    Sypto ofDiabetes

    &lassical Syp(L) &lassical Syp (B)

    ;=G

    or

    !hpp

    81!

    8!22

    1!

    !22

    ;=G

    or

    !h pp

    112112 B 1!

    112B1>>Repeat ;=G or !hpp

    ;=G

    or

    !h pp

    81!

    8!22

    1!

    !22

    G--

    !h pp

    8!22 1:2 B 1>> 1:2

    81!

    8!22

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    !is% actors o DM

    ;aily history

    ver *ei$htKobeseKinactivity$e0ypertensionDyslipideia

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    DM Relative *ith DM Ris% ofDM

    ?ype 1 Mot(erat(er&ister or ,rot(er

    ?.in sister or ,rot(er

    2 910

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    ?ype 2 Mot(erat(er/ot( parents

    &ister or ,rot(er?.in sister or ,rot(er

    1914

    257599

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    ssesent of the ne*ly

    dia$nosed patient0ystory"

    Duration of sypto" thirst, polyuria,*ei$ht loss

    Possible secondary causes of diabetes

    ;aily history

    Pressence of coplication of diabetes

    Ris% factor for developin$ coplications"so%in$, hypertension, hyperlipideia

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    FFF

    aination"

    =M+ (body ass inde *ei$ht (%$)Khei$ht!()&lues for secondary causes&ardiovascular syste (=P L pulse)Si$n of autonoic and peripheral neuropathy

    yes for retinopathy+nvesti$ation"=lood test for" GDP, GD!

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    When you have diabetes,

    youre"

    -*enty ties ore li%ely to developQ+D/5 disease

    ;our ties ore li%ely to have a S-RQ

    ;our ties ore li%ely becoe =3+/D

    -*o to four ties ore li%ely to have a

    0R- attac%

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    Researchers continue to a%e $reatpro$ress *hat tri$$ers coplicationDM N ho* to ana$e or prevent the

    =lood su$ar close to noral reduceris%s of coplication

    &ontrolled blood su$ar not to late to

    start (s soon as be$in ana$in$ bloodsu$ar level slo* the pro$ression ofcoplication N reduce chances ofdevelopin$ coplication

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    &MP3+&-+/S of DM

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    &9-

    1.Diabetic %etoacidosis (DQ)

    !.0yper$lyceic hyperosolar state (00S)

    '.0ypo$lyceia

    &0R/+&

    1.Microan$iopathy (retinopathy,

    nephropathy, neuropathy,&ardioyopathy, Diabetic foot, etc)

    !.Macroan$iopathy (0eart attac%K+M,Stro%e, PD)

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    &hronic coplicationsDevelopent of other diseases 3on$Bter DM coplications are those

    that develop $radually and that aybecoe disablin$ or liveBthreatenin$.-hey include nerve, %idney, eye, heartand blood vessel disease

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    M+&RJS&93R

    R-+/P-05

    /P0RP-05

    &RD+M5P-05

    /9RP-05

    9-/M+& &RD+&

    GS-R+&

    9RG/+-3

    &0R/+& &MP3+&-+/S

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    &0R/+& &MP3+&-+/

    M&RJS&93R

    &0D !)& 2 4

    DE$?H

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    &R=RJS&93R

    &?!AE 4

    PR+P0R3 JD40 50 //B-R9M-+&MP9--+

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    !etinopat(yRetina is bac% part of eye, is nourished byany tiny vessel. -he blood vessels areoften aon$ the Orst to be daa$ed by

    blood su$arveryone *ith type 1 DM N K12 type ! DM

    developed retinopathy after !2 years

    Most people only ild vision probles. ;or

    others *ith severe includin$ blindnessDM is leadin$ cause blindness in adults

    (each year 1!222 I !:222 cases)

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    +f bleedin$ is heavy or occurs in the

    certain it can obscure your vision/e* blood vessel (neo vascularisation)

    also can for scar tissue can push N pullon your retina and distour vision

    Special treatent by an optalolo$ist*th 3aser or Jitrectoy

    +portant to cath the disease early sothat it can be treated

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    0o* is it -reated?

    (retinopathy)Re$uler eye eainations to identityproble early

    3aser procedure to seal *ea% blood vessel

    +n ost cases only one eye is treated at atie ay several treatents pain

    =leedin in the iddle eye need sur$icalprocedure to reove the blood an replace

    *ith clear uidDetached (ablatio) retina by scar tissue

    reEuires sur$ery to position the retina inplace

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    /ephropathy+nside %idney are illion tiny bloodvessel Olter *aste fro the blooddisposed to urine

    DM can daa$e this delicate Olterin$syste, before developed any sypto

    More 'K12 type 1 DM nephropathy

    1K12 type ! DM nephropathy

    -ype DM youn$er, lon$er have DM hi$herris% of %idney daa$e

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    Si$n N syptomS*ellin$ of an%les, feet and handsShortness of breath0i$h blood pressure

    &onfusion or diculty concentratin$Poor appetite

    /ausea and voitin$

    Dry, itchy s%in;ati$ue

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    0o* is treated?

    (nephropathy)-reatent depends on ho* advance thedisease is. Qeepin$ =G level noral canprevent your condition fro $ettin$*orse, possibly iprove.

    & inhibitors ay help hypertensionN heart proble

    R= can iprove %idney function anddecrease icroalbuinuria

    3o* protein diet sees to reduce*or%load of %idney (consult doctors Ndietician)

    Severe daa$e *ith (SRD) transplant,0eodialyse or &PD (continous

    abulatory peritoneal dialyse) 59

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    /europathy0ave an intricate net*or% of nerves runsthrou$hout the body, connectin$ brain touscles, s%in and other or$ans.

    =rain senses pain, control the uscles,and perfor autoatic tas% such asbreathin$ and di$estion

    /europathy aHect K12 type ! DM

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    Si$n N sypto

    Many %ind of nerve daa$eMany %ind of nerve daa$e

    Wea%ened uscles N an unsteady *al%

    utonoic nerves can increase heart

    rate N perspiration level+n en can interfere to ability erection

    +n sensory nerves daa$e unable

    detect sensation such as pain, *arth,coolness an* teture

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    Si$n N sypto&oonly daa$e often in the le$s

    -in$lin$ feelin$, nubness, pain orcobination these sensation

    =urnin$ pain coes and $oes

    Discofort as a cra*lin$ sensation

    =e$in in tips of toe or On$er or bothand $radualy spread up*ard

    Daa$e nerve in toe, if untreated canlose of all sensation hi$h ris% forinTury *ithout reali#in$

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    Si$n N sypto

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    Si$n N sypto;oot care very iportant

    +f lost feelin$ in the feet and not to

    chec% the each day, ay not reali#ehave a cut or open *ound until seriousinfection

    -he ain cause of aputations in DM

    2.222 aputation each year in DM

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    0o* is it treated?(neuropathy)Good =G control *ill reduce your

    syptos

    -o relieve pain" pain reliever orantidepressantor antisei#ureedication

    &apsaicin crea (hot pepper etract)

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    0eart and blood vessel

    DM draatically increased your ris% ofdevelopin$ one of any cardiovascularprobles, includin$"

    &hest pain (an$ina)0eart attac%Stro%e/arro*in$ of the arteries (le$s and brain poor

    blood circulation) peripheral vascular disease

    0i$h blood pressureDM can daa$e ayor arteries (supply heart N

    brain) easier for fatty deposits (plaEues)increase pressure in arteries N reduce bloodcirculation

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    Si$n N syptoSyptos heart disease vary. arly sta$eproduce no sypto. 3ater ay include"

    Shortnss of breath

    Pain of the chest, Ta* or ar;ati$ue or *ea%ness

    S*ellin$ (edea)

    Rapid or irre$uler heart beat (palpitation)

    People *ith DM are particular ris% for silent(asyptoatic) heart attac%s *ithouttypical sytops (painless)

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    0o* it is treated?Many fors of heart disease are treated*ith edicationto prevent syptofro *orsenin$

    +f accuulation of plaEues in the arteriesay procedure an$ioplasty to openarteries soeties bypass arteriessur$ery

    -o prevent includin$ healthy diet, oreeercise, stoppin$ so%in$, losin$*ei$ht (if over *ei$ht)

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    Ris% of infection0i$h =G ipaired function the iune

    cells to O$ht oH $er Nbacteria infection

    3ocation" outh, $us, lun$s, s%in, feet,bladder and $enital

    0i$h =G daa$e nerve other*isealert infection

    daa$e nerves to control bladdersensation fail alert bladder is fulloverstreched lose uscle tone abilityyo epty copletely bacteria ay$ro* infection

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    Si$n and syptoMany vary dependin$ location ofinfection

    3o* $rade fever

    Gu " red and bleedin$

    =ladder" freEuent urination, ur$ency andburnin$ sensation

    Ja$ina" itchin$ NKor dischar$e in va$ina;oot" redness N pus are *arnin$ an

    infection

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    0o* it is treated?ntibiotic to %ill bacteria foot inTury" procedure to clean the

    inTured area and reove infected tissue

    Reduce ris% of $u disease by brushin$and ossin$ the teeth re$ularly

    Reduce ris% of bladder infection by $oin$

    the bathroo re$ularly and a%in$ sureto epty the bladder

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    +MP-/& i DM

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    +MP-/& in DMRefers" inability an erection of the penis

    oror inability an erection lon$ enou$hfor seual intercourse

    Physical" ecess blood su$ar can daa$ethe nerves N blood vessel no lon$er

    counication nerves to sall bloodnerves to sall bloodvesselvesselN lar$e blood vessel narro*ed orlar$e blood vessel narro*ed or

    bloc%edbloc%ed not enou$h blood to erection(coon in DM)

    Psychological:aniety, stress ordepression ipaired =rain and 0orones=rain and 0orones

    respondrespond

    Medication:dru$s for hypertension,

    aniety N depression 70

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    MD+&-+/ of

    +MP-/&)@ SildenaOl (Jia$ra, ndro#, de$ra,Sila$ra)isnt eHective for everyone 1 hour before activity eHective : hours

    ++. lprostadil (synthetic of prosta$landin B1)

    not a pill self intraurethral (a $rain rice) or self inTection therapy (@B!2 inutes before

    and 1 hour erection)

    +++. Jacuu device

    +J. Penile iplanta. seiri$id, benabled rod (peranenterection)

    b. inantable (*ith pup in scrotu producean erection only *hen you *ant)

    J. &ounselin$ (if psycholo$ycal factors) 71

    P ti li ti

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    noralDiabetes &ontrol and &oplication -rialDiabetes &ontrol and &oplication -rial

    (D&&-)"(D&&-)"-i$ht =G control reduce @27ris% of any coplication

    9nited Qin$do Prospective Diabetes9nited Qin$do Prospective DiabetesStudy (9QPDS)"Study (9QPDS)"

    Qeep =G noral" 1K: fe*ercoplications (eyes, %idneys and nerves)

    and reduce ris% of heart diseaseQuaoto studyQuaoto study" the intensive insulintherapy have delay in the start andpro$ression of eye, %idney and nervecoplication

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    3@ >?!)?)A D)E?4@ H$!M$'AAGJ

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    E*ucationJery iportant, included"Pathophysiolo$y of DM

    -ar$ets of DM ana$eent

    Mana$eent of nutrition and diet

    Phaacolo$i% interventionercise and physical activity

    Self onitorin$ blood $lucose (SM=G)

    Prevent and ana$e of acute and chronic

    coplicationPsychosocial aspect

    Mana$eent of Stress

    0ealth care syste

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    managementGood Moderate Poorasting ,loo* glucose mgK*" 80 B 109 110 125 120

    2Hour post pran*ial mgK*" 110 144 145 179 180

    H,$1c " C 6#5 6#5 8 8

    ?otal '(olesterol mgK*" C 200 200 239 240

    D '(olesterol mgK*" C 100 100 129 130

    HD '(olesterol mgK*" 45

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    /M) %gKm2" 18#5 B 22#9 23 25 25

    /loo* ressure mmHg" C 130K80 130B140K80B90

    140K90

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    !.Schedule

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    fats)

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    1@B!27 for proteinSu$ar liited !@ $Kday

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    9$sro (+umalo&!9$sro (+umalo&!

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    P&e(i/e'P&e(i/e'

    +umalo& 25/5+umalo& 25/5

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    9a'tus9a'tus

    9eemir9eemir

    oo eakseaks 2" hr2" hr

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