Covid-19 Increases Diabetes Risk: Kovid-19 has been wreaking havoc all over the world for the last few years. Till now crores of people have fallen prey to it and lakhs of people have lost their lives. Those who have recovered from Corona are also facing many problems. According to a recent study, people who have been cured of Kovid-19 are increasingly falling prey to diabetes. So such people need to be very careful. In the country too, a large number of people have recovered from Kovid infection. Now the question arises whether they are at increased risk of getting diabetes? Get to know about this in detail.

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The risk of diabetes increasing after Kovid

Harvard Medical School report According to a research done a few months ago, it has been found that people who recover from Kovid-19 infection, the risk of developing type 2 diabetes increases manifold. In this study, data from 8.8 million people of Germany was collected from March 2020 to July 2021. After this, the scientists did a thorough review of the data and then came to the conclusion. It has been said in the study that those who had recovered from Kovid. They had a 28 percent higher risk of diabetes. People who had mild symptoms of Kovid were not at risk of diabetes.

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Be careful when you see these symptoms

It has been said in the study that people who have been cured of the infection should be cautious about diabetes. If they are showing symptoms like frequent urination, thirst and sleep feeling more tired, then there is a need to be careful. These can be symptoms of diabetes. On seeing any kind of symptoms, one should immediately contact the diabetes specialist and get the checkup done. It is necessary to consult a doctor.

How to prevent diabetes

• exercise every day
• drink more water
• control the weight
• quit smoking immediately
• eat a few times
• Do physical activity
• eat fiber rich foods
• Increase vitamin D intake
• Eat less highly processed food

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