Type 2 Diabetes Symptoms and Symptoms

Complications of type 2 diabetes usually manifest 5-10 years after diagnosis, but not absolutely, depending on the patient's blood sugar control level. If the patient's blood sugar control is good, the time of manifestation of complications may be appropriately delayed. However, if the patient's blood sugar control is not good, the time of manifestation may be greatly advanced. Some diabetic patients initially show blurred vision, or sleeve-like numbness of the limbs, which means that the numbness level is one node up, like wearing socks, like wearing gloves, showing this situation, we should be highly alert whether the patient has shown peripheral neuropathy. If blurred vision is shown, we should be alert whether there is retinopathy.