diabetics
Diabetes is such a disease, and now every household can see diabetic patients. There are usually many reasons for developing diabetes, among which lifestyle is the most important aspect. Many times, people also develop this disease because of a genetic trait. Diabetes is spreading among the population due to lack of proper daily routine, exercise and good eating habits. Insulin secretion is reduced in diabetics. In this condition, the amount of sugar in the patient’s blood increases significantly. Diabetes has a profound impact on the patient’s eyes, and the patient’s vision gradually begins to decline. According to doctors, diabetic patients suffer from a lot of pain in their feet. Pain and stiffness can be seen in their bony points.
Recently, The Lancet published an article about diabetes. According to the analysis of the article, by 2022, approximately 828 million people worldwide will become victims of diabetes. The population of 828 million includes more than a quarter of India’s population. Researchers reported that the figure for diabetics was Rs 828 million, a four-fold increase from 1990, NCD-RISC reported. Among them, adolescent cases have increased the most.
How many patients are there in the world?
Globally, 445 million adolescents aged 30 and above receive no treatment for diabetes. In terms of total patients, out of 828 million Indian patients, one in four (212 million) suffers from diabetes. Regarding the number of patients, researchers said there are 148 million patients in China. Among diabetic patients, there are 42 million, 36 million and 22 million diabetic patients in the United States, Pakistan and Brazil respectively. November 14th every year is World Diabetes Day. The theme of World Diabetes Day 2024 is “Breaking Barriers, Bridging the Gap”.
People of every age are affected.
The risk of developing diabetes is increasing because people of every age have diabetes. Youth, women and the elderly are included. Due to diabetes, blood pressure (i.e. blood pressure) and heart-related diseases increase. One in four patients worldwide has diabetes. Because of this, the increase in the number of people with diabetes across the country and around the world is truly alarming.
