There are a number of signs to look out for
Across the UK nearly four million people currently have a diabetes diagnosis. According to researchers, it is estimated a further 500,000 people have diabetes but do not know it.
According to the NHS, serious health problems can come from Type 2 diabetes, such as heart disease or stroke.As reported by the Liverpool Echo, a cause of diabetes can be high blood sugar. Having high blood sugar for long periods can result in permanent damage to parts of the body. Those who have the disease can also experience yellow, reddish or brown patches on the skin, according to Diabetes.co.uk. This is called Necrobiosis Lipoidica Diabeticorum , which affects the shins and occurs gradually.What causes NLD is unknown, but it affects more people with type 1 diabetes. Diabetic Dermopathy is another skin issue that can be known as shin spots. The condition leaves round, raised lesions that can turn into ulcers.
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