Diabetes Mellitus

Diabetes mellitus (DM) (from the Greek word διαβαίνειν, diabaínein, “transparency” or “tap water”, and the Latin word mellitus, “sweet taste”) commonly known as diabetes is a disease marked with hiperglisemia (increased blood sugar) the ongoing and varied, especially after meals. Other sources said that the definition of diabetes mellitus is a condition with many hiperglikemia chroniclesmetabolik aberration due to hormonal disturbances, which cause various complications chronicles the eyes, kidneys, and blood vessel, accompanied lesi on the membrane in the basalis examination with electron microscope.