No, diabetes is a non-contagious disease, some people think of diabetes "contagious", in fact, to put it bluntly, is the family **** the same living and eating habits and cause, living in the same family, two people have **** the same living habits and dietary behaviors, so that over time, the family will make the same size, as well as the same disease. appear the same body type, as well as the same disease.
There are some families in which the husband is diagnosed with diabetes shortly after the wife is also diagnosed with diabetes, so there are people who think that diabetes is not contagious, or how could there be such a coincidence that the family has diabetes? In fact, this must have you can not think of:
Life there are most of the family, although the husband and wife live in the same sky, but two people's habits are not quite the same, such as men like to eat fat, and women do not eat fat, like to eat fruits and vegetables, men do not love sports, women love sports, men's body fat, and women's body weight is appropriate or the opposite, etc. So the disease will be different. So the diseases suffered will be different.
The pathogenesis of diabetes:Type 1 diabetes Belongs to the insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus, pancreatic secretion of insulin is caused by autoimmune damage to his cells absolute secretion of insulin insufficiency, in our country only accounted for 5%, with a genetic predisposition, the incidence of children is more, and other ages can be issued.
Type 2 diabetes mellitus is mainly due to insufficient insulin secretion (i.e. insulin dysfunction) and insulin resistance (i.e. insulin effect is reduced), insulin resistance in addition to genetic factors, mainly due to environmental factors, such as irrational lifestyles, such as high-energy, high-fat, high-sucrose diets, mental overstimulation, alcohol abuse, lack of physical labor, etc., hormone disorders, stress and drug effects. Type 2 diabetes mellitus occurs in middle-aged and old age, accounting for 90%-95% of diabetic patients in China, with a slow onset, insidious, and a body shape that is often dominated by obese people, especially abdominal obesity or overweight.
Therefore, for the prevention of non-communicable diabetes, it is more important to change the lifestyle and eating habits! Develop good habits and eating behaviors!