Mya Lat Maung Myat Thu - Diabetes Health Talk and Treatment

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Maung Myint Thu.. From this page, the topic of the discussion and the name of the disease have been presented to both teachers. Let me first know how we will discuss it. Dr. , Ask the teacher as you understand what you have studied. On the question asked, we should talk about the medical knowledge that is relevant to the disease, so that the readers can understand it. U Sit Thu also said that it is appropriate, U Sit Thu, because we will discuss a disease, so scientific words will inevitably come out. But teachers, as we understand, we mainly talk so that the readers can understand. Maung Myint Thu, , So let's start with a question that is relevant to know first, teacher. Why does diabetes occur? And how does it start, Dr. U Aye Kyaw, first tell us.

Dr.: We cannot say exactly what causes diabetes. We can only say about the risk factors that can cause the disease. For example, obesity, genetics in the family, and eating habits, lifestyle, etc. One thing is certain: diabetes is caused by a lack of insulin in the human body (or) the weak effect of insulin. Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas (pancreas) and is the only hormone in the body that can lower blood sugar.

Maung Myint Thu.. I know as much as you should know from Dr. U Aye Kyaw. Please explain the traditional medicine view again, U Sit Thu. Sit Thu, ,This disease occurs because the food we eat is not balanced and the stomach smells bad and the sugar cannot be digested, which leads to diabetes. According to traditional medicine, there are different levels of energy in the seven levels of energy, such as water, blood, and skin. When the energy that is transported through these levels decreases, the body's blood, skin, and urine increase. Similarly, if you eat a lot of sugar, starch, or fatty foods since childhood, or if you are less physically active, it is more likely. Maung Myint Thu, ,Did diabetes exist in traditional medicine in the past? What other names did it have? Sit Thu, ,Diabetes was called Pameha disease in the past. According to the way the disease develops, two types of diabetes are distinguished : sugar diabetes, also known as 'Ushu Meha' or sugarcane diabetes, and honey diabetes, also known as ' Madhu Meha ' . The cause of the disease is said to be excessive consumption of sweet and sour foods that are deficient in both the earth and the apo elements.

Maung Myint Thu... Can diabetes occur at any age ?

Doctor: Yes, it is possible.

Maung Myint Thu.. Your answer is short and clear. Please tell us about your view on traditional medicine.

Doctor.. It usually occurs in the elderly and middle-aged. In my experience, it is much less common in younger people..

Maung Myint Thu .. So, sir. Please explain who is more likely to be male or female.

U Sit Thu. . According to the scriptures, women are clean because they have regular menstruation and exchange old and new blood every month, so they rarely get diabetes. If they are not clean because their menstrual blood does not come regularly, this disease can occur. Although the scriptures say this, in reality, many women are diabetic. If I were to say it according to the scriptures. When their menstrual blood is not clean and they cannot bear the consequences of excessive eating, this disease will occur. Maung Myint Thu, can you say that someone's urine has a nest of ants and that it can be diabetes? Let me also hear the Western medical view of Dr. , , Although it is not specific according to Western medicine, it can be a symptom of the disease. Maung Myint Thu, , I would like to explain further what natures can be in the traditional medical view of U Sit Thu.

Sithu .. If there are ants in the urine, it means that there is a lot of sugar. What I mean is that the body cannot digest the sugar that has been eaten in a few days. Therefore, just because the urine smells like ants, it does not mean that you have diabetes and are in an incurable state. In traditional medicine, “Sitapa Maha, in cold diabetes, the urine is sweet but does not contain ants. In sugarcane diabetes, ants also contain ants. There is also sugar. So, just because the urine does not contain ants, it does not mean that there is no diabetes, nor does it mean that every ants contains diabetes.

Maung Thu. . So, while listening to what you are explaining, I heard that there are different types of diabetes. In reality, how many types of diabetes are there? U Sit Thu, diabetes is roughly divided into 3 types based on wind, bile, and phlegm. Ayurvedic texts show that there are 20 types. To put it in layman’s terms, diabetes is divided into different types based on the type of urine and the way it is passed. These are urine that has been absorbed by phlegm.

The 6 types of bile-related urine are classified according to their color: dark red (copper), yellow (turmeric urine), indigo (urine), dark urine and soapy urine, and blood (blood urine).

The remaining 4 types are caused by wind.

The urine that is white (soap urine, the color of the urine is like that of marrow, the urine that is oily, the urine that is oily, the urine that is oily, the urine that is like that of an elephant, the urine that is mixed with mucus and stops without any speed, the urine that is like that of an elephant

Maung Myint Thu .. Is there any way to predict the symptoms of diabetes in traditional medicine?

U Sithu.. People with diabetes usually feel hot and thirsty and urinate frequently. They may have stiff and heavy legs and hips. Some may gain weight and become flabby. Others may not gain weight as much as they eat and gradually lose weight. These are the outward signs. It is more accurate to have a urine test or blood test to be sure. Fatigue, thirst, and hot hands and feet are early signs of diabetes, so you should be careful and adjust your lifestyle.

Maung Myint Thu. . Is there a term for diabetes in Myanmar traditional medicine? . Sit Thu, in our traditional medicine, in addition to diabetes and blood sugar, there is also a level that can be compared to sweet meat. Some people's sweat tastes sweet when you touch it with your tongue. If such people have ulcers, they will not heal easily. Maung Myint Thu, , Yes. I would like to thank Dr. Aye Kyaw and U Si for their patience and discussion so that I can learn everything I need to know. Thanks to you, I have been able to understand both Western and traditional medicine's views on diabetes. Since you have taken the time to participate in the discussion even though you are not busy, I think that our minds and bodies have changed. Similarly, as readers, I am sure that you will change your mind when you read it. So, let me tell you the good news that we will be taking a break from the discussion on diabetes and three-dimensional health for this week, and will continue discussing things to know, remember, and avoid about diabetes next week.