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Diabetes is a disease in which the body cannot provide the glucose necessary to provide energy to the cells of the patient's body. In fact, a person suffering from this disease has a high level of glucose in his body, and a hormone called insulin, which converts the sugar in the body into energy, cannot carry out this transfer. Depending on the type of diabetes, this process faces problems that have symptoms and factors.Diabetes mellitus (Diabetes Mellitus) is a disease in which the amount of insulin secretion is less than the amount necessary to maintain normal blood sugar. Insulin is a substance that is made in the body of all normal people by part of the pancreas and is released into the bloodstream. This substance plays an important role in the metabolism of starchy substances and simple sugars and, as a result, blood sugar regulation; Therefore, its relative decrease in the course of diabetes leads to an increase in blood sugar, which, if not properly controlled and regulated, leads to irreparable damages in different parts of the body.
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Dr. Mohammad Yarani Metabolic & Bariatric Surgeon, Member of American Society of Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery (ASMBS)Member of Society of Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgery (SLS)
