Covid-19和糖尿病:危及生命的相互关联

Preeti Sharma, A. Choudhry, Pradeep Kumar, T. Mahapatra
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2019冠状病毒病席卷全球,目前对世界卫生保健服务构成巨大负担。另一种长期存在的全球流行病是糖尿病,感染COVID-19的糖尿病患者的预后更差,非生存率更高。全球的重点是控制这一流行病,糖尿病已被证明是一个易受影响的群体。本文旨在收集糖尿病与COVID-19的相关信息,主要从过去的大流行与糖尿病的相互关系、COVID-19在糖尿病患者中可能的病理生理机制、COVID-19感染对潜在糖尿病的影响、糖尿病COVID-19患者的发病率和死亡率以及当前大流行中糖尿病的管理等方面进行综述。结论是,2019冠状病毒病大流行仍在潜伏,必须强调这样一个事实,即世界上很大一部分人口受到糖尿病、高血压、慢性阻塞性肺病、肥胖等各种合并症的影响,这使得一部分人口更加脆弱。如果受到COVID-19的影响,这一弱势群体面临更大的不良后果风险。因此,作为一个社会,我们应该优先考虑这一高危人群,以避免在目前COVID-19的情况下给已经不堪重负的卫生保健系统增加额外负担。
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Covid-19 and Diabetes Mellitus: A Life-Threatening Reciprocal Association
COVID-19 has taken the world by storm and is now posing as a massive burden on the healthcare services of the world. Another long-standing global epidemic is Diabetes mellitus and Diabetics who get infected with COVID-19 have been seen to have worse outcomes and a high non-survival rate. The global focus is to control the pandemic for which diabetes has proved to be a vulnerable group. The present review aimed to assemble the information about Diabetes mellitus and COVID-19 mainly focusing on the interrelation of pandemics of the past and Diabetes mellitus, possible pathophysiological mechanisms governing COVID-19 in diabetics, the effect of COVID-19 infection on underlying Diabetes mellitus, morbidity, and mortality in diabetic COVID-19 patients and finally the management of Diabetes mellitus in the current pandemic.it is concluded that this COVID-19 pandemic is still lurking and it is of great importance to highlight the fact that a high percentage of the population of the world is affected by various comorbidities like diabetes mellitus, hypertension, COPD, obesity, etc which makes a subset of the population more vulnerable. This vulnerable population is at increased risk for a poor outcome if affected by COVID-19. Hence, we as a society should prioritize this population at risk to avoid adding additional burden to the already overburdened health care system in the present COVID-19 scenario.
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Journal of Biochemical Technology
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