Type 2 diabetes - relationship between difficult breathing and cardiovascular disease during sleep

Research published in the journal Sleeping pill People diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in May 2018 are associated with difficult breathing during sleep and heart and vascular diseases. In the medical center of Regensburg University in Germany, patients with type 2 diabetes suffer from dyspnoea, and sleep was significantly more for cardiac and vascular diseases.

Researchers examined 679 people diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, 228 (34%) felt dyspnea during sleep. Of 228 people, cardiovascular disease was significantly more than those who had no problem with breathing ...

• Peripheral arterial disease - 7% vs. 2%
• Coronary artery disease - 27% vs. 18%
• Stroke - 11 to 6%.

Peripheral arterial disease The arteries of the arms and legs are occluded. It can convey obstruction throughout the body and usually causes pain when walking. Signs and symptoms include the following ...

• Sprained leg pain by walking or stair climbing,
• Numbness and weakness,
• Cold feet or feet,
• Wounds not healing legs and legs,
• Change in skin color of the legs,
• Loss of foot and foot hair,
• Deceleration of nail growth,
• Glossy leg skin,
• Weak or no pulse at the legs and feet, and
• Erectile dysfunction.

Coronary artery disease It is a blocked artery that supplies blood to the muscles of the heart. Typically, this can cause pain in the chest, which can pass through the arm, especially the left arm, or chest pain through the back. Pain is said to be the weight of the chest. The heart may be damaged by oxygen deficiency.

Stroke, or cerebrovascular disorder, It may be caused by clogging or bleeding from the artery of the brain. Occlusion and bleeding can cause various signs and symptoms ...

• Smooth remarks,
• Weakness on one side of the body,
• Confusion or loss of consciousness,
• Severe headaches,
• Loss of sight,
• Difficult to understand speech,
• Walk difficulty,
• Loss of accommodation, and / or
• dizzy

Dyspnea during sleep There is a possibility to cause ...

• Daytime drowsiness,
• Headaches,
• I got up on feeling of sleep deprivation,
• Snoring,
• Short-term experience not breathing, and / or
• Hypersensitive to today

Diagnosis is done in a sleep study that sleeps in the laboratory overnight while the participants are being monitored. This condition is treated with continuous positive airway pressure or CPAP, in which the machine blows air through the mask into the participant's airway.

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