Hello. This is Watanabe Tenmei from Seito Medical School Clear File. From now on, I would like to start mass-producing articles by quoting wikis and internet articles, and leaving the wiki links as they are.
This article is a continuation of the previous article on hyperhidrosis, and I would like to consider treatment methods for hyperhidrosis based on diabetic neuropathy.
Ultimately, the most important point in this article is that hyperhidrosis, which is suspected to be caused by autonomic imbalance, may be caused by excessive sweating because the sympathetic nervous system is dominant.
Below is the previous article on hyperhidrosis.
<<Diabetic neuropathy: secondary disease, autonomic imbalance>>
Diabetic neuropathy involves problems with peripheral nerves throughout the body. Damage to the autonomic nervous system causes symptoms such as abnormal sweating. The cause is that sorbitol, which is converted from excessive glucose intake, accumulates in nerve cells, or that end products of glycation accumulate. Treatment drugs include aldose reductase inhibitors.
/* (Question 6) What is the relationship between foods containing a lot of sorbitol and diseases related to hyperhidrosis and autonomic imbalance? Find out about aldose reductase inhibitors . */
Aldose is a monosaccharide with a carbonyl group (aldehyde group) at the end of the carbon chain. The carbonyl group and structural formula are as follows.
What is a carbonyl group ? A carbonyl group is one of the substituents in organic chemistry , and is a divalent functional group expressed as -C(=O)-. Aldehydes , ketones , carboxylic acids , and It exists in esters , amides , and ketene derived from
/* Organic chemistry is the study of the manufacturing methods, structures, uses, and properties of organic substances. The term organic originally referred to substances obtained from living organisms, but in modern times it is no longer used to refer to substances obtained from living organisms. */
/* In a chemical structure, a substituent is a compound that is partially attached to a central parent compound. There is also a classification of functional groups, which represent the entire compound, and characteristic groups, which represent partial compounds. A functional group can be created by combining several characteristic groups. */
/* The carbonyl group in this article has a structural formula that includes the functional group -c(=o)-, which is one of the substituents, and the aldose mentioned at the beginning is this -c(=o)- It is a monosaccharide with a functional group called nitric acid at the end of its carbon chain. */
What is a structural formula? `` In the field of chemistry , a structural formula is a diagrammatic representation of the molecular structure of a compound determined by structural chemistry methods, and it is a diagram that represents the molecular structure of a compound as determined by structural chemistry methods . ” (Wiki quote )
// Add a clear explanation
" Sorbitol is a type of sugar alcohol obtained by reducing glucose and converting aldehyde groups to hydroxyl groups . It is also called sorbit or glucitol . It has a sweet taste and is used as a food additive . ” (Wiki quote)
/* Aldose is a "monosaccharide" with a carbonyl group at the end of the carbon chain, and sorbitol is a "sugar alcohol" obtained by converting an aldehyde group to a hydroxyl group. Is there any other relationship between aldose and sorbitol other than their relationship to sugar? */
/* Is it rational to use drugs that suppress aldose to suppress sorbitol, which is the cause of diabetic neuropathy? */
// Since it is a type of diabetes, aldose and sorbitol may be related in terms of controlling sugar levels.
(Point 3) The autonomic nervous system is divided into the sympathetic nervous system and the parasympathetic nervous system.
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