First, understand autoimmune insulin receptor diseases.
Let's take a look at what is autoimmune insulin receptor disease, also known as type B insulin resistance. This is mainly because the patient has insulin induced by hematoma from the lung, which will lead to autoantibodies in his insulin, thus leading to a high concentration of immune response in his body. If the activity is too high, this insulin will lead to such spontaneous hypoglycemia symptoms in kidney patients, that is, spontaneous hypoglycemia symptoms.
Generally speaking, patients with autoimmune insulin receptor disease are African-American women, but there is also the possibility of onset in Asia. Relatively speaking, the probability of onset in Asia is relatively small. Generally speaking, the incidence rate of male in Asia is 40%, and the incidence rate of female is 60%. The incidence of Asian women is relatively high. The clinical manifestations of autoimmune insulin receptor disease may be due to the use of exogenous insulin, which will lead to repeated hypoglycemia, more serious symptoms and relatively high attack frequency.
Moreover, the patient's own insulin autoantibodies may increase, thus affecting the patient's own free insulin, leading to an increase. At this time, it will lead to changes in your body, which will affect the health of patients. Moreover, most patients with autoimmune insulin receptor disease may carry some genes of autoimmune diseases, which may lead to their onset and the use of other books and drugs. The influence of therapeutic immunity on most decent people When treating patients, we should be careful not to use some inducing drugs, because most patients may achieve remission after time precipitation.
Second, what is the cause of autoimmune insulin receptor disease?
So, what is the main cause of autoimmune insulin receptor disease in patients? So far, the etiology of autoimmune insulin receptor disease is still in the exploratory stage, so I can't give you a correct answer at present. However, according to some studies, the etiology of autoimmune insulin receptor disease in patients may be closely related to some drugs used in daily life. Some patients who pay for illness may also cause other autoimmune diseases, such as systemic lupus erythematosus, hepatitis, and decreased function of the anterior pituitary gland, which may occur in patients.
In addition, it may also affect the patient's thyroid function, leading to functional decline, and may also suffer from thyroiditis. These are autoimmune diseases, so patients with autoimmune insulin receptor diseases may also cause these diseases to happen to themselves. At present, statistics show that patients with autoimmune insulin receptor diseases and systemic lupus erythematosus have a relatively high incidence of 50%, but healthy people will inevitably have secondary diseases. In addition, insulin antibodies may be detected in patients with insulin autoimmune syndrome without treatment, so the cause of autoimmune insulin receptor disease in patients may be closely related to heredity.
3. What are the clinical manifestations of patients with autoimmune insulin receptor disease?
So, what are the clinical manifestations of patients with autoimmune insulin receptor disease? According to some current research findings, patients with autoimmune insulin receptor disease may have some typical clinical manifestations, in addition to some rare clinical manifestations, which seriously affect the normal life of patients. Let's have a look.
1, typical clinical manifestations
Some typical clinical manifestations are common symptoms of hypoglycemia. When you have hypoglycemia, especially on an empty stomach, you will faint, especially on an empty stomach. Hypoglycemia often occurs after eating. Sometimes, when hypoglycemia appears, it will appear repeatedly. Sometimes when hypoglycemia occurs, it will be particularly serious, which may endanger the normal physiological safety of patients, at the beginning of normal physiological activities.
Sometimes there may be several attacks a day, and some typical symptoms of patients with these immune diseases are hypoglycemia. When hypoglycemia occurs, dizziness and fainting may occur.
2. Rare clinical symptoms
Severe autoimmune insulin receptor disease can show different clinical manifestations, while poisoning can show obvious insulin receptor disease. Some clinical symptoms may seriously damage the mental state of patients, leading to mental abnormality, even deformation, frequent occurrence, and even possible occurrence. Therefore, it may be misdiagnosed as insulinoma during treatment. If it is misdiagnosed as insulinoma, then the doctor may consider surgery at this time. In addition, there are many patients with autologous insulin, and menstrual disorders may occur.
In some cases, it will be more masculine. After understanding the symptoms of androgen in the body, patients with androgen excess will also affect the skin color of patients, and the skin color will deepen and appear taupe or black. Most patients with autoimmune insulin receptor diseases are usually self-limited, so it is also possible that insulin autoantibodies will gradually decrease.
Conclusion: Autoimmune insulin receptor is not only an environmental disease, but also a genetic disease, but it is only speculation. So far, it is not clear which diseases are the main causes of autoimmune insulin receptor disease, and it is still in the exploratory stage. Some clinical manifestations of patients' decomposition are also obvious, so we must take timely treatment plans to restore health as soon as possible and avoid being hurt by the disease.