Diabetes is one of the most common diseases in Ecuador. This is caused when a person has high blood sugar due to problems processing or producing insulin. This disease can affect the health of any person, regardless of age, race or sex, generating astronomical changes in their lifestyle.
Findings from an Annals of Internal Medicine study concluded differences between men and women when it comes to affectations, reasons include the following:
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That is why preventing this disease should be a priority when identifying its symptoms in women. Among them are the following:
This disorder occurs when a person produces an increased amount of male hormones and has a predisposition to PCOS. Signs of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) include: irregular periods, weight gain, acne, depression, and infertility.
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PCOS can also cause a type of insulin resistance that results in high blood sugar levels and increases the risk of developing diabetes.
A fungal overgrowth caused by the fungus Candida can cause vaginal and oral yeast infections and yeast infections. These infections are common in women.
When an infection develops in the vaginal area, symptoms include: itching, pain, vaginal discharge, and pain during intercourse.
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Oral fungal infections often cause a white coating on the tongue and inside the mouth. High blood glucose levels trigger fungal growth.
Diabetic neuropathy occurs when high blood glucose damages nerve fibers. This can lead to tingling and loss of sensation in different parts of the body , including the hands, feet, and legs.
This condition can also decrease sensation in the vaginal area and a woman's sexual desire.
The risk of a urinary tract infection (UTI) is higher in women with diabetes . Urinary tract infections develop when bacteria enter the urinary tract. These infections can cause pain when urinating, a burning sensation, or bloody or cloudy urine.
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It should be noted that there is a risk of kidney infection if these symptoms are not treated. Urinary tract infections are common in women with diabetes , mainly because the immune system is compromised due to hyperglycemia.
2014 global reports from the World Health Organization (WHO) indicate that there were an estimated 422 million adults with diabetes, compared to 108 million reported in 1980. We recommend seeing a doctor if you have recognized any of these symptoms , for proper diagnosis and treatment . (F)
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