The infected tissue or organ
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What happens
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Complications
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Vascular
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Hardening of the blood vessels and clogged arteries, medium and large in heart, brain, legs legs , And penis.Damage to the wall of the small blood vessels and the loss of their ability to transfer oxygen naturally and can occur leak
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Poor circulation leads to non-healing wounds easily, and can lead to heart attack, stroke, and gangrene in the foot and hands, and not to the erection of the penis, impotence, frequent infections.
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Eye
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Damage to the small blood vessels in the retina
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Lack of vision and lead to blindness
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Kidney
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Enlarged blood vessels in the kidneys and excretion of protein in the urine, blood and not to run normally
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Weakness in kidney function and kidney failure
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Nerves
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Nerve damage due to increased glucose and due to lack of blood supply
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Sudden weakness or gradual feet leg , Lack of sensation, tingling and pain in the hands and feet, and chronic damage to the nerves.
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Autonomic nervous system
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Damage to the nerves that control the pressure and digestive
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Fluctuating blood pressure, difficulty swallowing and digestion with intermittent diarrhea
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Skin
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Poor blood supply to the skin and loss of sensation lead to a recurrence of injury
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Swelling and inflammation deep (sugar ulcer), ducks healing
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Blood
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Impaired function of white blood cells
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Increased exposure to infections, especially urinary tract and skin.
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