Surveillance study the risk of diabetes in children

Warned medical study conducted by researchers from the United States, the incidence of diabetes may threaten young patients suffering from health problems, and to a greater degree than has faced their adult counterparts.

The study also indicated that children and adolescents with diabetes type II, may be more likely to suffer from problems in the kidneys, heart, compared with adult patients.

The study included about seven hundred children and adolescents, which were distributed in three groups according to the treatment of user namely; Users Group drug metformin, and a dual therapy (metformin, and Roselijtazon), and finally a group of patients who have adopted measures related to patterns of life as well as their use drug metformin.

According to the study, which was based on the analysis of data a national study conducted on the effectiveness of pharmacological treatments used in dealing with diabetes - Type II when adolescent patients, it has been shown that more than one-third of the participants were suffering a rise in blood pressure or because they are infected with diseases of the kidney in a manner required to undergo to drug treatments, and after their involvement in the study about four years.

In this context, the results showed an increase in the prevalence of hypertension and cases of urinary albumin to leak between the patients over time, regardless of the type of treatment used to control the level of sugar in the blood.

The study was stipulated that achieve high standards for all situations, such as not suffering from high blood pressure or have high blood pressure when the patient uncontrollable.

With receiving the best possible care and provide educational and medical support, as well as accompany the patient by the parents or adults when you visit your doctor.
Also check the condition insurance pharmacological treatments and a means to transport patients and escorts to medical clinics, if necessary.

However all the results showed that the condition of children and adolescents with diabetes - Type II continued to evolve, with the increasing likelihood of suffering from health problems.

The study, published in the latest issue of the journal / diabetes care / issued last week, to control blood sugar levels were weak when all the participants from different therapeutic categories, especially those whose members did not get a double treat.

The results also indicated that the rate of deterioration of beta cells in the pancreas producing the hormone insulin when the participants, increased by about four times what is being observed in adults.