New Delhi: Individuals diagnosed with diabetes during Covid in India found to have severe conditions with worse glycemia indicators or high sugar levels in the blood, compared to those detected with diabetes in pre-covid periods, showing the first research to see new onset diabetes Pandemic in this country.
The researchers say this can be caused by lifestyle and diagnosis factors delayed than the direct effect of the virus.
Research findings, published recently in ‘Diabetes & Metabolic Syndrome: Clinical Research & Review’, showed more than 50% of patients diagnosed with diabetes after the Covid outbreak reported a high stress level, while less than 13% had a high level of stress in pre-.
Covid times.
“There is a possibility of increasing various lifestyle diseases, including new onset diabetes during this period of this pandemic.
Disight lifestyle changes occur due to locking can also cause the acceleration of the development of diabetes on diabetes in many individuals,” said this study conducted by researchers from national diabetes, obesity, and cholesterol foundation, Diabetes Foundation (India), Fortis CDOC and Specialization Center Diabetes Dr.
Mohan.
This study analyzed data from all adults diagnosed with new onset of two-type diabetes of two tertiary care hospitals for diabetes in Chennai and Delhi between April and October 2020, when the country was largely under the kuncian.
Doctors recommend maintaining a healthy lifestyle, especially exercises, and controlled diets can help avoid such interference.
The study also shows changes in the amount of food and exercises during a pandemic as a possible reason.