Patient's question:
My grandfather is 76 years old this year. He said that when he was in his 50s, he already had high blood pressure and diabetes. For the past twenty-plus years, he has had to take medication long-term. Additionally, he has also experienced some complications. Diabetes complications, oral diseases?Doctor's answer:
The complications brought by diabetes require a closer look at the specific situation. If it's an oral disease, it's basically oral ulcers. Additionally, there may be gum hyperplasia or swollen and painful teeth, which are difficult to recover from once infected. Rusty wounds that fail to heal properly are also typical side effects, adverse reactions, and complications. Therefore, these are quite common in clinical diagnosis.