The main danger of diabetes is not the diabetic hyperglycemia itself, but the various acute and chronic complications caused by diabetes. Therefore, the assessment of the diabetes condition should take into account the risk factors that lead to the development of the disease. Here are 5 kinds of disease deterioration performance, we check to see whether they have. 1, recurrent acute complications of diabetes Acute complications of diabetes include severe hypoglycemia, diabetic ketoacidosis, hyperglycemic hyperosmolar syndrome, severe infections, etc. The recurrence of these acute complications often endangers the life of the patient and also indicates that the patient’s condition is very serious. It is important to note that severe hypoglycemia is more harmful than hyperglycemia. Many diabetic patients are afraid of high blood sugar, but do not take hypoglycemia seriously. In fact, hypoglycemia is more dangerous than hyperglycemia. Severe hypoglycemia can induce cardiovascular disease, causing myocardial infarction and cerebral infarction, threatening the life safety of sugar lovers, which is enough to make all the patients’ efforts to lower sugar go down the drain. Infection is also an important factor that seriously affects the quality of life and life expectancy of glucose patients. The lowered immunity of glucose patients makes them prone to infections, and once infections occur, they make it more difficult to control blood sugar. Infection and hyperglycemia work in tandem to further worsen the condition of diabetes. 2, there are a variety of cardiovascular disease risk factors Diabetes cardiovascular risk factors include hypertension, hyperlipidemia, hyperuricemia, abdominal obesity, etc.. The more these cardiovascular risk factors compared to patients with pure hyperglycemia, the higher the risk of cardiovascular complications in the patient’s future. 3, the emergence of chronic complications The main danger of diabetes comes from its various chronic complications, these chronic complications include diabetic nephropathy, diabetic eye disease, diabetic neuropathy, cardiovascular disease, diabetic foot and so on, these are the main cause of disability and death of diabetic patients. According to statistics, about three quarters of diabetic patients eventually die from cardiovascular complications. Therefore, whether the occurrence of chronic complications of diabetes is one of the most important indicators to determine the severity of diabetes. 4. High or fluctuating blood sugar Long-term high blood sugar will suffer from vascular complications, especially microvascular complications, such as diabetic nephropathy, diabetic retinopathy and neuropathy. The worse the blood sugar control, the earlier and more serious these complications appear. Blood sugar fluctuations are more harmful than stable high blood sugar, in other words, the greater the blood sugar fluctuations, the more serious the harm to the body. Therefore, sugar lovers should not only lower their sugar, but also stabilize it. 5, brittle diabetes patients Type 1 diabetes disease and late type 2 diabetes patients, the common feature is that the patient’s pancreatic b-cell function has completely failed, almost no insulin secretion themselves. These patients have high blood sugar and must be treated with insulin replacement therapy throughout their lives. Once the blood sugar is not well controlled, acute complications such as ketoacidosis can easily occur and thus endanger life. In addition, because of the poor pancreatic function of these patients, blood sugar is often high and low, fluctuating greatly, and it is very difficult to control.