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General & Special Health Monitoring Clinics & Health Check Up Schemes.

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The autonomic nervous system works in the background and controls things such as blood pressure, temperature, breathing, pulse rate and the digestive system, as well as erectile function in men.
The fibres of the autonomic system reach every part of the body and are connected to the brain and spinal cord.

When cardiovascular disease or diabetes are health concerns, you want the finest care possible. The Cardiovascular and Diabetes Center remains the region's first state-of-the-art facility to offer comprehensive cardiac, vascular, and diabetes care all in one location. Supported by a team of highly trained healthcare professionals, offer the latest strategies from prevention and screening to intervention, treatment, disease management, and rehabilitation.

Diabetic nephropathy is the kidney disease that occurs as a result of diabetes. It is a leading cause of kidney failure. After many years of diabetes the delicate filtering system in the kidney becomes destroyed, initially becoming leaky to large blood proteins such as albumin which are then lost in urine. This is more likely to occur if the blood sugar is poorly controlled.
The diagram shows how kidney function reduces and the amount of protein in the urine increases in diabetic nephropathy.

• It begins with a tiny amount of protein appearing in the urine - this is called microalbuminuria. The kidney function may well be normal at this point..


• Over 10-15 years proteinuria increases, and nephrotic syndrome may develop


• With the development of proteinuria, the kidneys' ability to remove poisons from the blood deteriorates such that 5-10 years later the kidneys are almost completely unable to remove these poisons from the blood.


• This is called "end-stage renal disease" (ESRD), and, unless treated, the poisons can build up to fatal levels.

Diabetic neuropathy is long-term damage to the nerve fibres. The mainstays of treatment are controlling the blood sugar level and checking your feet daily to prevent foot sores developing. A podiatrist can advise you on good foot care.

Ways to help yourself

• Keep blood sugar levels as normal as possible.
• Inspect your feet regularly by a qualified podiatrist.
• Have an annual foot inspection.
• See a chiropodist when necessary.
• Buy well-fitting shoes.
• Take special care when cutting toenails.
• See your GP if you have any infections, blisters or cuts that are slow to heal.

Sexual functioning is important to a person’s quality of life. Problems with sexual function can have a negative effect on mood, interpersonal relationships and overall well-being.

The term "sexual dysfunction" describes a number of conditions that harm a person's ability to have an enjoyable sex life. Sexual dysfunction includes problems that affect a person’s desire for sex, ability to become sexually aroused and ability to reach orgasm, as well as problems resulting in pain during intercourse.

Sexual dysfunction can be caused by physical and emotional factors, or a combination of both. Certain medical conditions are associated with an increased risk of sexual dysfunction. Most common of these conditions are:

• Cardiovascular disease, including hypertension (high blood pressure) and peripheral vascular disease (a circulation disorder that affects blood vessels away from the heart).
• Diabetes.
• Prostate cancer.
• Depression.
• Menopause.

Diabetes in pregnancy includes pre-existing diabetes and gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM).

Diabetes in pregnancy is common, affecting about 1 in 20 pregnancies

• Pre-existing diabetes in pregnancy affected 0.5% of pregnancies in 2005–07.
• GDM affected about 5% of pregnancies in 2005–07.

Mothers with pre-existing diabetes have higher rates of adverse pregnancy outcomes than mothers without diabetes
Mothers with GDM are also more likely to have higher rates of some adverse pregnancy outcomes than mothers without diabetes. Adverse pregnancy outcomes include:

• pre-term birth.
• induced labour.
• caesarean section.
• a postnatal length of stay in hospital of 7 or more days .

Type 1 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes in children: 90-95 per cent of under 16s with diabetes have this type. It is caused by the inability of the pancreas to produce insulin. Type 1 diabetes is classified as an autoimmune disease, meaning a condition in which the body's immune system 'attacks' one of the body's own tissues or organs. In Type 1 diabetes it's the insulin-producing cells in the pancreas that are destroyed.
What causes childhood diabetes?
As with adults, the cause of childhood diabetes is not understood. It probably involves a combination of genes and environmental triggers. The majority of children who develop Type 1 don't have a family history of diabetes.
What are the symptoms?
The main symptoms are the same as in adults. They tend to come on over a few weeks:

• thirst.
• weight loss.
• tiredness.
• frequent urination.

Symptoms that are more typical for children include:

• tummy pains.
• headaches.
• behaviour problems.