Oh my gosh… So Horrible! Stress Not Only Makes You Dizzy but Also Blood Sugar Rises, How Can You?

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Diabetes does not only affect your physical health. Doctors reveal that mental health and mental conditions can also affect patients diabetes.

Internal Medicine Specialist, dr. Rudy Kurniawan, Sp.PD said that people with diabetes are psychologically affected from all aspects that occur.

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“For example, when a person becomes anxious or angry and sad, his blood sugar is relatively high. So stress hormones will be released when stressed and it will trigger blood sugar to rise,” said dr. Rudy in a discussion with Tropicana Slim, recently.

It doesn’t stop there, even when blood sugar is down or even it will make hormones unstable, and trigger nervous disorders.

“There is a disturbance towards the sympathetics related to the innervation, it makes the stomach feel uncomfortable quickly, maybe the emotions also go up and down, pounding, it can go that way,” added dr. Rudy.

So that diabetes does not only affect the mood to be bad. Even when diabetes does not recur, but a bad mood can also make diabetes flare up, because blood sugar goes up and down.

“The mood can cause changes in blood sugar to fluctuate,” concluded dr. Rudy.

Keep in mind if there are several types of diabetes, such as type 1 diabetes, which is a chronic autoimmune disease that occurs when the body does not produce enough or no hormones at all. insulin.

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Insulin itself is a hormone that is in charge of breaking down sugar in the blood into energy, when insulin is not there or can’t work it will make sugar in the blood accumulate.

There is also type 2 diabetes, which is a type of diabetes that is more common than type 1, due to an unhealthy lifestyle.

Next is type 3 diabetes, which is a condition caused by a lack of insulin supply to the brain.

The lack of insulin levels in the brain can reduce the work and regeneration of brain cells, triggering Alzheimer’s disease.

Lastly, gestational diabetes is a type of diabetes that occurs in pregnant women. This type of diabetes that occurs during pregnancy can affect pregnant women, even if they do not have a history of diabetes.

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