[Diabetes] Will I die if I get diabetes? What harm does the complications of diabetes do to the body?

 [Diabetes] Will I die if I get diabetes? What harm does the complications of diabetes do to the body?


    In fact, "getting" diabetes does not immediately die, but soaking the whole body in sugar water can still cause great harm.


Common complications of diabetes:

Heart disease: 50% of diabetic patients will get cardiovascular related diseases, such as myocardial infarction.

Kidney disease: 40% of diabetic patients will get kidney-related diseases, such as dialysis (dialysis).

Retinopathy: 30% of diabetic patients will get retinal related diseases, such as retinal detachment and blindness.

Fractures: Sugar can damage bone structure and cause fractures.

Neuropathy: The hands and feet become numb, or the body's sensation becomes dull.

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