Sat 16 Sep 2006
How Diabetes Can Affect Your Skin
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If your blood glucose is too high, you may urinate a lot, which can cause dehydration. Your nerves and blood vessels that work with your glands to keep your skin moist can be affected, causing dry skin. Dry skin can not only cause early wrinkling and premature aging, but dry skin can crack, allowing infection in, which can be more difficult to heal due to diabetes.
In these cases, as with most complications involving diabetes, prevention is your best medicine. Managing your blood glucose and blood pressure to as normal as possible, and good nutrition, which includes a healthy fluid intake and physical activity, all add to this. Looking at your skin often to detect any changes and keeping all of your skin clean and moisturized with moisturizers, lotions, or cream are very important not only for your beauty but for your health.
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