Glucose Metabolism Disorders

glucose metabolism disorders

Glucose metabolism disorders refer to abnormal structure, function, concentration of hormones or enzymes that regulate the metabolism of glucose, fructose, galactose, etc., or pathophysiological changes of tissues and organs. Monitoring blood glucose will increase blood sugar. Clinically important disorders of glucose metabolism are mainly high and low blood glucose concentrations. Treatment needs to find the primary disease that causes glucose metabolism disorders, and treat the cause.