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    The document discusses exercise physiology in patients with diabetes. It notes that many type 2 diabetes (T2DM) patients are also obese, which can lead to related health issues. It shows graphs of how exercise affects glucose and insulin levels in healthy individuals compared to those with T2DM treated with different medications like metformin or sulfonylurea. The document also discusses risks of autonomic neuropathy in diabetes patients during exercise like slowed heart rate recovery and disturbed blood pressure responses. It warns of silent myocardial ischemia and risks of diabetic cardiomyopathy.

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    The document discusses exercise physiology in patients with diabetes. It notes that many type 2 diabetes (T2DM) patients are also obese, which can lead to related health issues. It shows graphs of how exercise affects glucose and insulin levels in healthy individuals compared to those with T2DM treated with different medications like metformin or sulfonylurea. The document also discusses risks of autonomic neuropathy in diabetes patients during exercise like slowed heart rate recovery and disturbed blood pressure responses. It warns of silent myocardial ischemia and risks of diabetic cardiomyopathy.

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    1.5 Respons Op Acute Inspanning Bij Diabetes

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    The document discusses exercise physiology in patients with diabetes. It notes that many type 2 diabetes (T2DM) patients are also obese, which can lead to related health issues. It shows graphs of how exercise affects glucose and insulin levels in healthy individuals compared to those with T2DM treated with different medications like metformin or sulfonylurea. The document also discusses risks of autonomic neuropathy in diabetes patients during exercise like slowed heart rate recovery and disturbed blood pressure responses. It warns of silent myocardial ischemia and risks of diabetic cardiomyopathy.

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    Exercise physiology in internal diseases:

    diabetes

    Prof. dr. Dominique Hansen


    dr. Charly Keytsman
    Prof. dr. Chris Burtin
    Many T2DM patients are obese
     Be aware of disurbances related to obesity
    Changes in glucose and insulin
    unit

    Glucose
    healthy

    Insulin
    healthy

    Exercise time
    Changes in glucose and insulin

    Glucose
    T2DM
    unit

    Insulin
    T2DM

    Treated with metformin

    Exercise time
    Changes in glucose and insulin

    Insulin
    T2DM
    unit

    Treated with sulfonylurea Hypoglycemia


    Glucose
    T2DM

    Exercise time
    Changes in glucose and insulin

    Insulin
    T2DM and T1DM
    unit

    Treated with insulin Hypoglycemia


    Glucose
    T2DM

    Exercise time
    Autonomic neuropathy

     Slowed heart rate recovery


     Predicts poor prognosis

     Disturbed blood pressure responses


     Be aware for exercise hypo/hypertension
    Autonomic neuropathy
     Silent myocardial ischemia
     No angina pectoris does not exclude coronary artery
    disease, especially in diabetes patients
    Diabetic cardiomyopathy

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