Is diabetic terminal symptom foot swollen?

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Diabetic foot swelling is diabetes patients in the case of long-term hyperglycemia, it will increase the blood viscosity, when the blood viscosity increases, it is easy to cause some vascular inflammation, which is easy to cause vascular occlusion, but also easy to cause foot edema. Is diabetic terminal symptom foot swollen? Let's talk about it.

Is diabetic terminal symptom foot swollen?

1. Eye fatigue and vision decline; The eyes are prone to fatigue, and their eyesight drops sharply. When you feel that your eyes are very tired and can't see clearly, when you stand up, your eyes will turn black, your eyelids will droop, your visual field will narrow, your eyes will be blurred, your eyes will suddenly change from hyperopia to myopia or presbyopia that you didn't have before, you should have an eye examination immediately.

2. Hunger and overeating: because the sugar in the body is excreted as urine sugar and cannot absorb enough heat to maintain the basic needs of the body, you will often feel abnormal hunger and eat more, but you will still be hungry.

3. Hand and foot paralysis, shaking, diabetes patients will have stubborn hand and foot paralysis, hand and foot shaking, finger movement and labor pain, severe neuritic foot pain, lower limb paralysis, low back pain, do not want to walk, leg cramps at night, oculomotor nerve paralysis, attention and two eyes are not the same clear, as well as autonomic nerve disorders and other symptoms, once found to go to the hospital for examination, do not delay.

matters needing attention

1. There is no specific treatment for diabetic nephropathy. Most patients with nephrotic syndrome should not be treated with glucocorticoid cytotoxic drugs or Tripterygium wilfordii. 2. We should actively control blood glucose, including diet therapy, oral hypoglycemic drugs and insulin. The treatment principle of diabetic nephropathy: when there is azotemia, the dosage and type of insulin and oral hypoglycemic drugs should be adjusted in time according to blood glucose. 3. Limit the protein intake (≠ 0.8g / day), and add essential amino acids or amino acids if necessary α- Ketoacid treatment. 4. Patients with hypertension or edema but normal renal function can choose small dose of thiazide diuretics. In addition to the strict restriction of sodium intake, the patients with high edema should be appropriately dilated and diuretic; If the blood pressure is too high or the heart function is not complete, dialysis treatment can be considered if the patient's condition is not improved by active dilation and diuresis.