The seven ‘silent’ signs on your SKIN that could mean you have deadly diabetes
"The skin changing process is ‘Glycation’. A process where proteins and sugars are cross-linked to advanced glycation end products – there is a negative impact on the elasticity of the skin, when collagen and elastin are stiffened," he said.
He explained skin problems are more likely amongst diabetics because of reduced circulation and reduced sensitivity of nerves.said there are six key warning signs you need to be aware of.A darker area of skin that feels velvety particularly around the neck and armpitThe sudden appearance of blisters or groups of blistersExtremely dry and itchy skin patches in particular on the arms, legs, elbows and feet.
The life-threatening condition is often triggered by poor lifestyle habits like eating too much unhealthy food or not exercising.
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