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A diagnosis of diabetes changes things in your life. It is a serious disease, but it can be brought under control so that you maintain your quality of life and avoid the possible serious consequences that arise when diabetes goes uncontrollably. You will need to accept therapy and you will be advised to change unhealthy lifestyle habits. This usually refers to regular eating, monitoring and controlling carbohydrate and sugar intake, exercise, reducing or giving up smoking and alcohol. The goal of all these measures is to continue to live a full and quality life.

Diabetes attacks every organ in the body. The skin is no exception. It is the largest organ in the human body and requires daily care, but with so many things you need to do to keep your diabetes under control, it can seem like your skin doesn’t get enough attention. The skin works hard to protect the body, but the external influences it is exposed to can have a negative effect on its condition and reduce its natural defenses. This can affect our overall health and make us more prone to injuries and infections. When this “mighty gate” that protects the body from external dangers and threats is breached, the body is exposed to various harmful agents and influences. This compromises the immune system. The skin can become dry, sensitive and irritable when its protective barrier is compromised.