Diabetes doctor answers himself, “Parents have diabetes”, will the child survive diabetes or not?
“Diabetes” … Just hearing the name of this chronic disease causes concern for many people. Because it is well known that it is a condition in which the body cannot properly manage blood sugar levels, leading to complicated health problems and may affect the quality of life in the หากคุณสนใจเล่นพนันออนไลน์ที่ดีที่สุด สามารถสมัครสมาชิก UFABET ได้ที่นี่ พร้อมรับโปรโมชั่นพิเศษสำหรับสมาชิกใหม่ long term. No one wants to face this disease.
And the concern is even greater when a loved one like a father or mother has to face diabetes. The question that often pops up in the mind is “When they have it. Can we avoid the same fate?” or “Having a family history of diabetes means that we will inevitably have diabetes, right?”
Dr. Ekkalak Wanotyarot, Director of Theptharin Diabetes, Thyroid, and Endocrine Center, has an explanation on this matter as follows:
“In fact, genetics is something that cannot be changed. I often explain that when we have a genetic predisposition to diabetes. It is like we have a road that leads to diabetes because we inherited the same genetic predisposition as our parents. However, the road that leads to diabetes is determined by ourselves. Our behavior plays a large part. If we know that we are at risk, we can adjust the behaviors that we can.
I often say that anyone who knows that someone in the family has diabetes but does not take care of themselves will reach their destination very quickly. It is like getting on the expressway because these people have two types of karma, so they will reach their destination very quickly.
But on the contrary, even if we are on the road to diabetes. If we take care of ourselves, exercise, choose our food, and control our weight, we do not have to walk this road or we can walk back. Therefore, it is not necessary that people who have parents with diabetes will always end up with diabetes. In the end, we determine our own steps.
However, diabetes has a wide range of factors that cause the disease. Behavior is the main factor, but in reality. There are many other contributing factors that can cause a person to become diabetic. Some people can fully adjust their behaviors and still become diabetic.
Some people have done nothing wrong but have certain diseases or have taken certain medications that stimulate their sugar levels and become diabetic. So the factors are very broad. Now we look at the bigger picture. We can reduce the risk, but we don’t have the numbers to show.”