Hyperglycemia genetic syndrome

Nowadays, people's diet is still gradually developing. Everyone has many diseases, but they do not have enough knowledge and understanding. Over time, this will lead to some problems and cause a lot of impact on our body. Diseases like hyperglycemia generally have syndromes, but it is crucial for everyone to know whether it is hereditary.

What causes high blood sugar?

Modern people's diet tends to be high in sugar, oil and fat, so many people have symptoms of the three highs: high blood pressure, high blood lipids and high blood sugar. Many people do not know that they have high blood sugar and do not pay attention to controlling their diet. So what is the cause of high blood sugar?

Causes of high blood sugar:

1. Occasional high blood sugar: If you eat a lot of sweets before a blood sugar test, you will of course have high blood sugar results. So if you are diagnosed with high blood sugar, don’t worry too much. After a while, check your blood sugar results again.

2. Bad eating habits: Most young people nowadays like fast food and dislike vegetables and fruits. Long-term eating habits may lead to high blood sugar.

3. Hyperglycemia caused by other diseases: Coronary heart disease and other diseases are closely related to hyperglycemia. Therefore, once hyperglycemia is confirmed, one should try to understand the cause of the hyperglycemia so that symptomatic treatment can be provided and work can be done to prevent and treat hyperglycemia.

4. Genetic and other reasons can also lead to high blood sugar.

The specific dangers of high blood sugar

Under normal circumstances, the human body can ensure the balance between the source and destination of blood sugar through two major regulatory systems: hormone regulation and neural regulation, so that blood sugar is maintained at a certain level. However, due to the combined effects of genetic factors (such as family history of diabetes) and environmental factors (such as unreasonable diet, obesity, etc.), the two regulatory functions become disordered, resulting in increased blood sugar levels.