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　　糖尿病作為一種代謝性疾病，其患病率隨經(jīng)濟的發(fā)展呈逐年增加趨勢。糖尿病對人體的危害主要是造成各種器官功能障礙和衰竭。下面是七考網(wǎng)小編帶來的關于糖尿病的英文文章，歡迎閱讀!

　　關于糖尿病的英文文章1

　　糖尿病英文簡介-What is diabetes

　　Diabetes is a chronic condition that affects over 150 million people in the world today.

　　The precentage of people suffering from diabetes is increasing rapidly, to the point where many medical authorities are referring to it as an epidemic.

　　So what is diabetes?

　　Diabetes prevents your body from turning your food into energy. Instead glucose stays in your bloodstream, and left untreated can result in a range of complications.

　　If you have recently been diagnosed as diabetic, don't worry. With proper treatment and care, you will lead a normal and happy life. You may need to make a few changes in your lifestyle - but then, if you are like me, you probably had plans to do that anyway and just never got round to it.

　　Now is the time to kick yourself into action. You cannot leave this up to your doctor alone - it needs you to take responsibility for your own treatment, and that starts with understanding what you are dealing with.

　　There are three types of Diabetes:

　　Type 1 Diabetes, (sometimes called Juvenile Diabetes) is usually found in young children and teenagers, but can also occur later in life.

　　In Type 1 Diabetes, your body is not producing insulin, a hormone needed to convert blood sugar into energy. Normally this hormone is produced by cells in your pancreas, but for some reason this is not happening as it should.

　　As the glucose in your blood can't be converted into energy and absorbed by your cells, it builds up causing high blood sugar.

　　Left untreated, high blood sugar can cause serious long-term health problems.

　　The normal treatment for people with type 1 diabetes is daily injections of insulin which keeps the blood sugar level within normal ranges.

　　Finding out you have diabetes can be upsetting, but it should not prevent you from living a long and happy life.

　　If you think this condition will prevent you leading an active life, consider Sir Steve Redgrave, one of the World's greatest Olympic athletes.

　　Sir Steve battled type 1 diabetes to win his record-breaking fifth Olympic Gold medal at the Sydney games in the coxless fours rowing event!

　　Type 2 diabetes (sometimes called mature onset diabetes) is the most common form of diabetes.

　　As with Type 1 Diabetes, the problem is related to insulin, a hormone needed to convert sugar into energy.

　　With Type 2 diabetes your body might be producing too little insulin, or it might not be reacting to the insulin correctly. Either way, the end result is that glucose builds up in the bloodstream instead of going into the cells. Left untreated, high blood sugar can cause serious long-term health problems.

　　Type 2 diabetes usually appears later in life, often between the ages of 35-45 years. As it often develops slowly, many people may not recognise the symptoms, and may have diabetes without knowing it.

　　If you have recently been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, you are one of the lucky ones. Many people have diabetes without knowing it, and are at much greater risk of long term medical complications.

　　Finding out you have diabetes can be upsetting, but it should not prevent you from living a long and happy life. You may need to make a few changes in your lifestyle, but these changes are also good advice for non-diabetics, so probably a good idea anyway.

　　Gestational diabetes is a type of diabetes, that is only suffered by pregnant women.

　　In Gestational diabetes, a woman’s blood sugar is higher than normal because of the other hormones pridcued during preganancy interfere with the insulin that is produced naturally.

　　Gestational diabetes usually becomes apparent during the 24th to 28th weeks of pregnancy, and, in most cases, disappears of its own accord once the baby is born.

　　Women with gestational diabetes usually do NOT have an increased risk of having a baby with birth defects.

　　Generally, sufferers of gestational diabetes have normal blood sugar levels during the critical first stages of the preganancy.

　　Whilst there can be complications caused by gestational diabetes, these can usually be managed by careful attention to nutrition and blood sugar levels.

　　Approximately 3 to 5 percent of all pregnant women in the developed world suffer from gestational diabetes.

　　關于糖尿病的英文文章2

　　醫(yī)學英語糖尿病專業(yè)詞匯

　　A1C –Hemoglobin A1c 醣化血色素

　　A-II receptor antagonist/blockers-ARA [ARB]血管張力素II 接受體拮抗劑/阻斷劑

　　A chain,insulin, 胰島素α鏈

　　Acanthosis nigrans, 皮膚棘狀黑色素瘤

　　Acarbose，一種α-葡萄苷酶抑制劑 ,Acarbose [Glucobay-Bayer]

　　Accountability measures 質量改善度評量

　　ACCU-Check Compact-Roche Diabetes Monitoring Kit 一種攜帶型血糖機

　　Accupril --Quinapril [Acupril-Parke Davis]之商品名

　　ACEI=ACE inhibitor 血管張力素轉化酶抑制劑 [ACEI 非正式名詞]

　　ACE inhibitors 血管張力素轉化酶抑制劑

　　ACE-K煮甜甜--Acesulfame Potassium [煮甜甜—益富]一種Sweatener 甜味矯味劑

　　Aceon--Perindopril [Aceon-Solvay] [Acertil-Servier]一種血管張力素轉換酶抑制劑

　　Acertil--Perindopril [Aceon-Solvay] [Acertil-Servier]一種血管張力素轉換酶抑制劑

　　Acesulfame Potassium =ACE-K [煮甜甜—益富]- 一種Sweatener 甜味矯味劑,

　　Adalat--Nifedipine [Adalat-Bayer] [Adalat OROS-Bayer] 一種鈣離子徑路阻斷劑

　　Adalat OROS--Nifedipine[Adalat OROS-Bayer]一種鈣離子徑路阻斷劑 長效型

　　Adhesion molecule 黏著分子 與動脈硬化形成有關，可被HDL抑制

　　Acertil --Perinodopril [Acertil-Servier]商品名,屬于ACE inhibitor用于糖尿腎病變

　　Acetoacetate 乙酰乙酸鹽 乙酰醋酸

　　Acetohexamide 口服降糖藥物 Acetohexamide [Dymelor-Lilly]

　　Acetone 丙酮

　　Acetylsalicylic acid: [Aspirin-Bayer],乙酰水楊酸,阿司匹林

　　Acidosis 酸血癥

　　Acipimox [Olbetam-Pharmacia] 煙堿酸類降脂劑

　　Acromegaly肢端肥大癥

　　Action--Insulin 胰島素之作用

　　Actos –Pioglitazone,Insulin sensitizer胰島素敏感度反應性增強劑 新降血糖藥物

　　Actrapid Human Insulin-Novo Regular, Human insulin快速作用型 人體胰島素

　　Acute myocardial infarction急性心肌梗塞

　　ADA=American Diabetes Association 美國糖尿病學會

　　Additive--Insulin胰島素制劑之添加劑

　　ADDQOL=Adult of Diabetes Dependent QOL成人糖尿病相應生活質量

　　Adhesion--Insulin 胰島素沾粘性

　　Adrenergic blockers交感神經(jīng)阻斷劑

　　Aducut--Delapril [Adecut-武田] 一種血管張力素轉換酶抑制劑

　　Adult of Diabetes Dependent QOL=ADDQOL成人糖尿病相應生活質量

　　Adult Treatment Panel III , National Cholesterol education Program =NCEP ATP III

　　AER Albumin excretion rate尿液白蛋白排出率