Figures which count-Which are the harbingers and the symptoms?

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Which are the harbingers and the symptoms?

Most of the time, people who suffer from intolerance to glucose do not post any symptom. In fact, million people reached of diabetes is unaware of that they are it because their symptoms develop so gradually that often, they do not notice them. The symptoms of the diabetes include/understand, inter alia:

a frequent micturition,
a constant thirst,
a continual tiredness,
a scrambled vision,
cuts and bruises which are healed slowly,
frequent or recurring infections,
tinglings either in the hands or in the feet or a numbness.
How intolerance with glucose diagnosed is?

The diagnosis of intolerance to glucose is established using the test of hyperglycemia caused by oral way. One measures the glucose of a person with jeun since 8 or 12 hours, before it swallows a glucosée solution, then 2 hours later. To pose a diagnosis, one takes account of the criteria hereafter:

a person whose tolerance with glucose is normal will have a rate of glucose lower than 7,8 mmol/L (140 mg/dL) 2 hours after having drunk the glucosée solution;
a person suffering from intolerance to glucose will post a rate of glucose between 7,8 mmol/L (140 mg/dL) and 11,0 mmol/L (199 mg/dL) after 2 a.m.;
a person whose rate of glucose after 2 a.m. rises with 11,1 mmol/L (200 mg/dL), or more, can be reached of diabetes.
Intolerance with glucose can also be detected by means of the test of glycemia to jeun. This process makes it possible to determine the rate of blood glucose of a person with jeun since 8 or 12 hours (and which did not swallow a glucosée solution). To pose a diagnosis, one takes account of the criteria hereafter:

a person whose tolerance with glucose is normal will have a level of glucose lower than 6,1 mmol/L (110 mg/dL);
a person suffering from intolerance to glucose will post a level of glucose between 6,1 mmol/L (110 mg/dL) and 6,9 mmol/L (125 mg/dL);
a person whose rate of glucose is 7 mmol (126 mg/dL), or more, can be reached of diabetes.
With which frequency do have I to undergo this test?

If your rates of glucose are in the normal fork, it would be reasonable to undergo this test all the 2 or 3 years. If you suffer from intolerance to glucose, should undergo to you, in the 12 to 24 months which follow this diagnosis, a test of tracking of the diabetes of the type 2.

Prevention

If you run a strong risk to present an intolerance to glucose, you can delay or even prevent its appearance using a healthy food, by losing weight and while being regularly physically active.