1 Electrolyte disturbances are common in patients with diabetes and may be the result of an altered distribution of electrolytes related to hyperglycemia ... of the acid–base balance is ...

Because of hyperglycemia-induced osmotic diuresis ... This factor affects the assessment of their acid–base status and in some cases their therapy. Determination of the severity of metabolic ...

This will be associated with decreased kidney perfusion, particularly in HHS, that will result in decreased glucose clearance by the kidney and thus further exacerbation of the hyperglycemia. Under ...

Hyperglycemia refers to high levels of sugar ... DKA increases levels of acid in the body. Without treatment, it might lead to a diabetic coma. Some symptoms of DKA include: breathlessness ...

(HealthDay News) – In a population of middle-aged men and women, branched-chain and aromatic amino acid metabolism alterations precede the development of hyperglycemia, and alanine, lactate ...

What we discovered is that all of these different pathogenic mechanisms do reflect a single hyperglycemia-induced ... through the tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle, it generates electron donors.

“Only one single nucleotide polymorphism regulating hyperglycemia was significantly associated with amino acid levels.” ...

Acidosis can happen at any age; it can affect babies, children, and adults. Normally, your body has an acid-base balance. It’s measured by the pH level. The body’s chemical level can become ...