Diabetes and Infections
In man, epidemics of mumps, rubella and coxsakievirus infections have been associated with subsequent increases in the incidence of type I diabetes. In the child with diabetes who is otherwise healthy, infections as well as other acute illnesses are not more severe, not more frequent and not more d...
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doaj-b7027a36f297489885f07e92c5c869962020-11-25T04:00:35ZfasHamadan University of Medical Sciencesپزشکی بالینی ابن سینا2588-722X2588-72381994-09-011200Diabetes and InfectionsJafar Sohailifar0 In man, epidemics of mumps, rubella and coxsakievirus infections have been associated with subsequent increases in the incidence of type I diabetes. In the child with diabetes who is otherwise healthy, infections as well as other acute illnesses are not more severe, not more frequent and not more difficult to treatment than in a child without diabetes. However, any acute may cause changes in insulin requirements and therefore a tendency to develop ketoacidosis. Almost all infections cause an increased need insulin.http://sjh.umsha.ac.ir/article-1-1136-en.html |
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In man, epidemics of mumps, rubella and coxsakievirus infections have been associated with subsequent increases in the incidence of type I diabetes.
In the child with diabetes who is otherwise healthy, infections as well as other acute illnesses are not more severe, not more frequent and not more difficult to treatment than in a child without diabetes. However, any acute may cause changes in insulin requirements and therefore a tendency to develop ketoacidosis. Almost all infections cause an increased need insulin. |
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